This book investigates the complex patterns of immigration within the Central European region, specifically Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Slovakia. It aims to serve as a foundational text for students of this region and for those with a general interest in migration. The work details migration patterns, associated policies and political landscapes, and forecasts future trends for each nation, incorporating perspectives from both immigrants and external policymakers.

This book is positioned as a key text for students of Central European migration and for a broader audience interested in the subject. The inclusion of diverse viewpoints, from those experiencing migration to policymakers, suggests a comprehensive approach to the topic. The authors' intent to challenge existing migration theories indicates a contribution to academic discourse. The book's focus on contemporary patterns and future trends makes it relevant for understanding ongoing demographic shifts.