The debate over migration and social integration has emerged as one of the most controversial and important subjects of the new century, and "Migration and Welfare in the New Europe" moves that debate forward on two fronts. Empirically, this collection provides a thorough grounding in the relationship between migration, migration policies, and social inclusion in the European Union. And theoretically, expert contributors explore the way that the development of migration policies is shaped by emotions, discourses, narratives, and both formal and informal aspects of governance.