Ana
Bleahu
Curriculum Vitae
Current Project
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Emigration is a rather new phenomenon in Romania after 1990.
Labor migration of the skilled workers is the most important
form of Romanians moving to a foreign country. The official
statistics estimated that 2 to 2.5 millions Romanians people
(Sandu, coord. 2006) work legally or illegally abroad. Most
of them are in Europe, especially in Italy and Spain.
The migration of Romanians to Spain and Italy is characterised
by two fundamental aspects: 1) most of it is informal, illegal,
clandestine migration which, 2) displays a trend to transform
into a semi-permanent, lasting migration.
This thesis will be focused on the study of Romanian emigrants'
integration on "official" and on "informal" labor markets
and the role and the dynamics of migrant's network:
1) A particularly interest will be paid to the role of the
legislative framework in this process. Regarding integration
of Romanians migrants on official labour market will be assessed
the effects of immigrants legislation in both countries. There
will be analyses the consequences of official policies on
the labour market and common life of migrants in the host
countries. So, will be counted the advantages and disadvantages
on short and long term, of each type of legal work contracts
for Spain (Immigation Law, Royal Decree, The Bilateral Labour
Agreements Signed by Romania and Spain) and in Italy (The
Martelli Law, The Turkish-Neapolitan Law, The Bossi Fini Law).
On the other hand will be stressed some of the irregularities
of labour recruitment mechanisms in Spain and Italy and Romania.
The doctorate will also contain an examination of labour market
access and mobility in the two countries. In Spain,
in particular Romanians have
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