The specialist thesis ‘A new emigrant model in the Republic of Croatia and demographic public policy’ analyzes the history of emigration of the Croatian population from its own territories, which spans half a millennium. Special attention has been given to contemporary migration trends in the recent emigrant wave since the accession of the Republic of Croatia to the European Union. This thesis investigates the causes and dominant features of the new emigrant wave, which differs from the previous waves. Along with the traditional causes of emigration, which include economic and political factors, the dominant feature of the recent emigration wave is a greater number of highly educated individuals and families with children, which certainly has significant consequences for society overall, since it takes place under the most unfavourable conditions of negative demographic indicators. This work analyzes the measures of demographic recovery that the Government of the Republic of Croatia implements as a given strategic goal within the framework of demographic revitalization, with a specific example of a new measure aimed at Croatian emigration. Undoubtedly greater than ever before, globalization and integration processes are a historical opportunity for creative public demographic policies to culturally integrate all parts of the Croatian national body from various meridians and parallels into one and to jointly preserve and promote the modern Croatian identity and its specificities both within the country, as well as in the European and world context.