An Overview of the Romanian Asylum Policies

Vasile, Oana; Androniceanu, Armenia

doi:10.3390/su10051461

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“…Romania agreed to support the recent European Parliament reforms that focus on a fair distribution of migrants among the EU member states. Even if Romania is seen as a transit country for migrants that try to reach the Western Europe, it should develop also migration policies in line with acquit communautaire to face any potential influx (Vasile & Androniceanu, 2018). On the other hand, Romania is a country that sends many emigrants abroad, having a deficit of labour resources.…”

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European economic integration and migration in Romania

Simionescu

2019

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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Considering the recent debates on the benefits of European economic integration, the purpose of this paper is to assess the impact of EU membership on the migration process in the case of Romania. The paper focussed on two directions of research: comparisons with neighbouring countries that are not member or candidates for EU and the explanation of the remittances based on the economic situation in the destination countries. The approach based on comparisons used difference-in-difference estimator as quantitative method, while the approach based on economic factors in destination countries employed mixed-effects models. The results based on these two approaches indicated that Romania did not send more migrants abroad in the period 2002-2017 compared to Ukraine and Republic of Moldova due its EU membership. On the other hand, Romania gained around 2.5 percentage points more remittances due its EU membership compared to Republic of Moldova and Ukraine. However, the unemployment and the GDP per capita in the destination countries are more important determinants of remittances rather than EU membership in the period 2010-2017. The results reveal that the remittances of Romanian migrants are conditioned by labour market issues in the destination countries, the unemployment in host country having a greater impact on remittances compared to GDP per capita and EU membership. It is expected that a future economic crisis will reduce remittances gained by Romania from other EU countries. ARTICLE HISTORY

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European economic integration and migration in Romania

Simionescu

2019

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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“…China's activity in purchasing of foreign companies we see as policydriven instead as market driven. We do not provide here a figure reflecting sales of companies, and just inform a reader that origin of companies which are is North America and Western Europe (Vasile & Androniceanu, 2018). Hence, if to be very specific, we can claim that China is engaged in buying companies of well-developed countries, what again witnesses about emerging economic leadership of China.…”

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Insights into global trends of capital flows’ peculiarities: emerging leadership of China

Manuela¹

2019

AMP

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The presented paper aims to reveal the latest trends of the international capital movement. The following countries/regions are being considered: China, Eastern Europe, Latin America, North America and Western Europe during the years of 2013-2017. Classic economic theory suggests that better developed countries are capital donors, and less developed countries, respectively, are capital recipients. Analysis of the foreign direct investments (FDI) intensity, outflows complimented by mergers and acquisitions (purchases) indicator allows to conclude that the recent picture does not comply statements of classic economic theory, since China, being comparatively less developed country demonstrates vivid economic leadership in terms of exporting its capital to other countries. This behavior can condition accelerated development of China via acquisitions of additional market to own production.

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“…In today's general discourse, the liberal movement in Russia denotes the current regime's active opposition which proclaims and promotes the so-called "Western values" like parliamentarism, the supremacy of law, a market economy based on private property, minority rights protection, tolerance, multiculturalism, etc. (Rubinskiy, 2009), (Vasile, Androniceanu, 2018). In this study, the "liberal establishment" denotes the leaders or actors of the so-called "non-systemic opposition" who actively declare parliamentary and/or presidential ambitions: the actors discussed and described in (Laruelle, 2014) or (White, 2013).…”

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A valuation approach to the Russian liberal establishment consolidation

Kolmakov¹,

Polyakova²,

Polyakov³

2019

AMP

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The article studies contemporary Russian liberal establishment from the point of view of the main actors' propensity to consolidate. The authors identify distinguishing features of liberalism in Russia that determine the possible trends of cohesive interactions between the key actors and conclude that the main driver of consolidation is the protest and opposition to the current regime which is supported by the majority of population who tend to stigmatize the liberal activists due to that reason. The evidence of relatedness fluctuation is derived using the linkage index, introduced by the authors. The index is calculated using the results of actors' discourse analysis based on social networks data (Twitter): mutual mentions and their contextual sentiments are taken to weigh pairs of actors regarding their unanimity or contradiction. Dynamic interpretation of calculated indexes of consolidation in the two broad periods, different in levels of information pressure from the mainstream media, provides evidence of consolidation change, and allows to identify key drivers of cohesion and attributable followers. The authors apply social network analysis techniques to verify the findings and to determine tiers of key liberal actors and their clusters. Concluding remarks provide interpretation of empiric study results and links to further development of consolidation research methodology.

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An Overview of the Romanian Asylum Policies

Cited by 13 publications

References 22 publications

European economic integration and migration in Romania

European economic integration and migration in Romania

Insights into global trends of capital flows’ peculiarities: emerging leadership of China

A valuation approach to the Russian liberal establishment consolidation

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