Gender and Migration in the Arabian Gulf (Gulf Studies, 25)
by S. Irudaya Rajan, Divya Balan
This scholarly volume examines the intersection of gender and migration in the Arabian Gulf. Published as part of the Gulf Studies series, it offers a focused contribution to research on migration, gender, and social change in the region, making it relevant to students, researchers, and readers of Middle Eastern studies.
About This Book
Gender and Migration in the Arabian Gulf explores the relationship between gender and migration within the Arabian Gulf.
As part of the Gulf Studies series, the book focuses on themes central to understanding the region’s migration experience.
Its subject brings together questions of mobility, social roles, and regional change through a scholarly perspective.
This volume is intended for readers interested in Gulf Studies, migration, gender, and the social sciences.
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