The aim of this essay is to investigate the impact of different financial crisis since 1950 till today especially on the labor market of Greece. Specifically the phenomenon of migration to other developed countries is examined in depth with emphasis on the phenomenon of brain drain. Expanding the causes and effects of each crisis, we concentrate on the recent crisis and it is peculiarities. In ...

Accounts of the future of the welfare state are often presented in crisis terms. Some commentators identify globalization as a force that has already led to a major retreat by the state and is likely to lead to further downsizing of the public sector. Others see the future burden of an aging population as creating huge public expenditure pressures that can be countered only by increased parsimo...

The article examines political-legal, institutional forms of regional pan-European cooperation to prevent destructiveness and criminalisation unregulated international humanitarian migration, refugees. These migration types are crisis, due unfavourable sociocultural, infrastructure, financial-economic, ethno-social, environmental, religious other factors, harming traditional living environments...

10 Years After: EU Enlargement, Closed Borders, and Migration to Germany We study how the EU enlargement in 2004 and the Great Recession in the late 2000s have shaped the scale and composition of migration flows from the New Member States to Germany. We demonstrate that immigration increased substantially despite the restrictions on the German labor market, and that net flows decreased to zero ...

Foreign competition and technological change can both present threats to domestic industries, potentially resulting in out-migration from cities regions where these industries are spatially agglomerated. In this paper, I study the migration effects of one such trade shock: The quartz crisis, which devastated globally dominant Swiss watch industry 1970s. Using a differences-in-differences strate...

BACKGROUND Evidence is accumulating on the impact of the recent economic crisis on health and health systems across Europe. However, little is known about the effect this is having on physicians - a crucial resource for the delivery of healthcare services. This paper explores the adaptation to the crisis of public sector physicians and their ability to keep performing their functions, with the ...