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Roxana Barbulescu is a doctoral researcher at the European University Institute in Florence. She holds a MA degree from Jacobs University Bremen, Germany. Her current research project deals with the multilevel governence of immigrant integration for the old and new European citizens, co-ethincs and third country nationals in two new countries of immigration: Italy and Spain. Her research interests lie in the three main areas: integration of migrants in European countries in general and the integration of the new and old EU citizens within EU in particular; intra-European migration and new countries of immigration.
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