Free Movement Rights in the EU: implementtaion and restrictions? (cases of Bulgaria and Romania)

Student: My`rkalo Aleksandr

Supervisor: Maria Eremenko

Educational Programme: Bachelor

Year of Graduation: 2014

To date, the European Union is probably the most successful regional project in world politics. But recently it faced some difficulties. In order to overсome them it needs to achive solidarity and consensus among its citizens. They should benefit from the EU project. The best way to do that is to develop intra-EU mobility. That's way the right to move and reside freely in the EU is inshrined in the European legislation. But sometimes it appears that formaly stated rules сlash with the real practices. On the cases of Bulgaria and Romania we try to find out whether this statement right or not.

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