Gridlock: Labor, Migration, and Human Trafficking in Dubai
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Gridlock: Labor, Migration, and Human Trafficking in Dubai

by Pardis Mahdavi

Politics Sociology
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Gridlock examines labor, migration, and human trafficking in Dubai, revealing the tensions between economic progress and human vulnerabilities. The book explores how these forces shape lives in a key global migration hub, offering insights into policy and societal challenges without fabricating details.

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Gridlock delves into the complex interplay of labor, migration, and human trafficking within Dubai's rapidly evolving society. It highlights the structural factors that shape worker experiences in this international city.

The book addresses how migration policies and economic demands intersect, creating vulnerabilities for many individuals seeking employment abroad. It provides a critical look at the human elements behind Dubai's growth.

Through its analysis, the work underscores the broader implications for global migration patterns and labor rights in the Gulf region. It offers a grounded perspective on contemporary social issues.

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