This volume explores how the recent intra-EU migrations reflect new and more complex patterns of mobility, increasingly uncertain and unstable, involving both natives and naturalised migrants.

Anastasia Bermudez is Ramón y Cajal Senior Researcher (Department of Anthropology, Universidad de Sevilla) and scientific associate at CEDEM (Université de Liège). She holds a PhD and MSc in Geography and an MA in Area Studies (University of London). Her research focuses on Latin American migration, migrant politics, and intra-European mobilities.

Laura Oso is Catedrática de Universidad (Full Professor) at the University of A Coruña (Spain), where she coordinates ESOMI (Societies in Movement Research Team). With a PhD in Sociology from the Université de Paris I-Panthéon Sorbonne, her research focuses on gender and migration, social and spatial mobility, migration, and development.

1. Introduction. Recent trends in intra-EU mobilities: the articulation between migration, social protection, gender and citizenship systems

Anastasia Bermudez and Laura Oso

2. Continuities in intra-European mobilities: what's novel in the new Spanish emigration?

Diego López de Lera

3. Portuguese intra-EU migration. The dynamics of an ongoing migration process

Pedro Góis and José Carlos Marques

4. Crossed mobilities: the "recent wave" of Spanish migration to France after the economic crisis

Laura Oso

5. Young Spanish au pairs in London: migration and gender tensions in the context of intra-EU mobilities

Almudena Cortés, Beatriz Moncó Rebollo and Fernando Barbosa

6. Feminized precarity among onward migrants in Europe: reflections from Latin Americans in London

Cathy McIlwaine

7. Remigration of "new" Spaniards since the economic crisis: the interplay between citizenship and precarity among Colombian-Spanish families moving to Northern Europe

Anastasia Bermudez

8. Beyond the 2008 crisis? Tracing global social protection arrangements amongst onward Andean migrants in Belgium

Maria Vivas-Romero

9. Experiencing whiteness: intra-EU migration of Romanians to Paris and London

Claudia Paraschivescu