01147nam a2200145Ia 4500008004100000100002300041245012300064260000900187300001500196504000800211520070500219650001500924650001900939773004300958181130s2018    xx            000 0 und d  aWaterbury, Myra A.  aCaught between nationalism and transnationalism:bhow central and east european states respond to east-west emigration  c2018  ap.338-352.  dJun  aThis article seeks to explain the varied policy responses to the large wave of emigration from Central and Eastern European states during the last two decades, focusing on the cases of Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, and Poland. Differing degrees of emigrant engagement by these states are explained by the role of internal minorities as active members of the emigrant population and the overall political and demographic relevance of historical kin. This study contributes to our understanding of what shapes state policies towards different types of external populations. It also highlights the particular challenges of state-led transnational engagement in a supranational border regime. - Reproduced.  aEmigration  aEuropean union  aInternational Political Science Review