@article{2016:paoli:migration_,
title = {Migration in European Integration: Themes and Debates},
year = {2016},
note = {This paper discusses the contribution made by historians, particularly
historians of European integration, to study of the problem of
migration. In particular, it examines the most important
historiographical debates on this topic until today. It analyses the
main interpretations of the origins of the freedom of movement for
Community workers and, later, for all citizens. It also summarises the
state-of-the-art historical research on the complex relationships
between freedom of movement and European social policy. Moreover, it
gives accounts of the main historiographical approaches to the role
played by restrictive migration policies on the external relations and
enlargement strategies of the European Communities. Lastly, it
explores the most authoritative theories about the origins and impact
of the Schengen system. The paper concludes that European integration
historians’ research on the problem of migration has been rich and
insightful, but that it now urgently needs new ideas and new
methodologies.},
journal = {JEIH Journal of European Integration History},
pages = {279--296},
author = {PAOLI, Simone},
volume = {22},
number = {2}
}