Social security of migrants in the European Union of tomorrow : [symposium in April 1995 ...] The coordination of the various social security systems of the EU Member States is one of the most important achievements of European integration. This regime became a model for the whole world. Nevertheless it has some shortcomings which are analysed in this book. Bent Greve (Roskilde) outlines the economic effects of coordination Jos Berghman (Tilburg) defines the impact on the domestic social security systems Michael Adler (Edinburgh) gives an enquiry into the administrative problems Giancarlo Perone (Rome) reports from an Italian point of view. Lotta Westerhäll (Lund) examines the changes initiated by EU law to the Swedish legislation. Ludwik Florek (Warsaw) outlines the given relation on social security between Poland and the EU. Philippe Langlois (Paris) outlines a model on the coordination of employees pensions. Danny Pieters (Leuven) clarifies the role of third states nationals in the EU coordination regime. Reports and analyses of the book offer insights into scopes of action and structuring prospects.