Gender and migration in the Arabian Gulf /

This book provides a groundbreaking exploration of gender and migration in the Arabian Gulf, challenging dominant narratives that reduce women's migration to domestic labor and caregiving.

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Rajan, S. Irudaya (Editor), Balan, Divya (Editor)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Singapore : Springer, [2026]
Series:	Gulf studies (Singapore) ; v. 25.
Subjects:	Women immigrants > Persian Gulf States. Women immigrants > Employment > Persian Gulf States. Persian Gulf States > Emigration and immigration. Immigrantes > États du golfe Persique. Immigrantes > Travail > États du golfe Persique. États du golfe Persique > Émigration et immigration.

Table of Contents:

Gendered Mobilities: Reconceptualising the Intersectional Experiences of Women Migrants in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries
Pushing Migrant Women In and Out of Labour Markets and Migratory Circuits
Gendering Emigration Policy: Promoting and Constraining Womens Migration to the Gulf
Female Domestic Workers in the Persian Gulf
The Differentiated Post-Migration Mobilities of High-Skilled Indian Women in the UAE
Indian Nurses in the Gulf and the UK: The Role of Aspirations and Communities
Now, I would prefer the Gulf: Indian Migrant Nurses Renewed Perspective on the Gulf Countries
Middling Madams: Gender, Informal Economy, and Class Fluidity in the United Arab Emirates
Indian Women in Business in the Gulf Region, Veiled Assets?
Unsettled Homes, Rooted Lives: Rethinking Belonging through Bangladeshi Migrant Womens Transnational Homemaking Experience
Indian Women Working in the Gulf: Citizenship, Class, and the Imagination of India.