DIN TEMATICA SECURITĂȚII SOCIALE ÎN GERMANIA: „IMIGRAȚIA SĂRĂCIEI” DIN ROMÂNIA ȘI BULGARIA
FROM TOPICS OF SOCIAL SECURITY IN GERMANY: "POVERTY IMMIGRATION" FROM ROMANIA AND BULGARIA

Summary/Abstract: Free movement of workers is a fundamental principle of the Single Market and indeed of the European Union, which brings considerable benefits to the individuals concerned, and to the economies of both the host and home countries. For Romania and Bulgaria, the newest EU member states, transitional arrangements still aply on the free movement of workers until December 31, 2013. However, already confronted with considerable social problems, mostly due to the so-called „poverty-driven immigration from Romania and Bulgaria,” many EU-countries demand a better management of uncontrolled immigration from these two cuntries. This article deals with this topic at length by taking Germany as a case study and concludes with some proposals for tackling this issue.

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