Migrant Typology: Definitions and Current Trends in Bulgaria and Romania

Eduard Marinov

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Abstract: The paper presents the main features of different forms of immigration - refugees, asylum seekers, migrants, illegal migrants, economic migrants, stateless persons, trying to give a definition to the different categories of migrants based on the international and national legal practice. It then summarizes the acting in Bulgaria legal basis for the different types of immigrants. The paper continues with a comparison of the main trends of migration, citizenship acquisition and asylum and permits in Bulgaria and Romania. The conclusion poses some questions on the nature and future development of migration processes.

Keywords: EU migration policy; migration trends; refugee; asylum seeker; economic migrant (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: F22 N34 O52 R23 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2018
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Published in International Economics Department at BAS. 2019. International Scientific Conference Proceedings “Bulgaria and Romania: Country Members of the EU, Part of the Global Economy” – 2018 (2019): pp. 103-110

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