“…For example, after accession to the EU in 2004 and 2007, most of the 12 new Eastern and Central European Member States experienced significant outmigration. This applied also to the Baltic countries Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia (e.g., Krisjane Berzins & Apsite, 2013;Anniste et al, 2012). While the impact of mobility from these new Member States has been extensively studied (e.g., Favell, 2008b;Glorious et al, 2013), less is known about mobility from Finland and Sweden, the Nordic countries that joined the EU already in 1995.…”