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More than 300,000 Spaniards have left Spain since 2008, the majority being the welleducated youth. The exodus of youth represents an unusual and concerning phenomenon for Spain. This paper explores the factors contributing to the emigration of Spanish welleducated youth and uses the case study to extrapolate on implications for an integrated market in the European Union. It concludes that push-pull economic factors and an affiliation with the European Union internal market encourage intra-European migration. The Spanish case demonstrates that within a community as integrated as the European Union, tensions between international markets and national sovereignty are bound to permeate the community. This tension is demonstrated by the validity of both terms "national crisis" and "functioning European Union market" to describe the emigration.

“La Generación Ni Ni” and the Exodus of Spanish Youth