Serial migrants and one-time migrants

Europe is home to a globally unique area, where it is possible for the majority of Europeans to study, work, or retire in a wide geographical area. Based on two consecutive online surveys and 18 biographical interviews, the article examines the experiences of young, highly educated Finns living abro...

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Main Author: Saara Koikkalainen
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Population Research Institute of Väestöliitto 2019-09-01
Series:Finnish Yearbook of Population Research
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Online Access:https://journal.fi/fypr/article/view/73269
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description Europe is home to a globally unique area, where it is possible for the majority of Europeans to study, work, or retire in a wide geographical area. Based on two consecutive online surveys and 18 biographical interviews, the article examines the experiences of young, highly educated Finns living abroad in 12 EU countries. The article focuses on two types of migrants: one-time migrants with limited previous international experience and serial migrants with mobility capital accumulated during previous international experiences. The article concludes that this mobility capital, is a major factor influencing the likelihood of onward migration. The article also contributes to the understanding of Europe as a transnational area where various forms of mobility coexist as mobile Europeans look for study and career opportunities and suitable lifestyles abroad.
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Serial migrants and one-time migrants
Finnish Yearbook of Population Research
Intra-European migration
Liquid migration
Highly-skilled mobility
Mobility capital
European Union
title Serial migrants and one-time migrants
title_full Serial migrants and one-time migrants
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title_short Serial migrants and one-time migrants
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topic Intra-European migration
Liquid migration
Highly-skilled mobility
Mobility capital
European Union
url https://journal.fi/fypr/article/view/73269
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