Transnational Generations in the Arab Gulf States and Beyond
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Transnational Generations in the Arab Gulf States and Beyond
Matsukawa, Kyoko; Watanabe, Akiko; Babar, Zahra R.
Springer Verlag, Singapore
12/2023
247
Dura
Inglês
9789819951826
15 a 20 dias
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1. Introduction.- 2. Long-term Residency Rights, Citizenship Schemes and the Attraction of Talents: Transnational Presence over Generations in the Face of Investment Migration.- 3. Integration in Host Societies beyond the Dependence Visa: Migrant Children in Gulf Cooperation Council Countries.- 4. The Impediments for Second-generation Migrants to Enter Higher Education in Gulf Cooperation Council Countries.- 5. Motives for Choosing to Study at International Branch Campuses in Qatar: Possibilities and Challenges for Qatari and Foreign Students.- 6. Children of Skilled Overseas Filipino Workers in the United Arab Emirates and Their Versions of Citizenship.- 7. The Return Experience and the Perpetual In-betweenness of Gulf-born Non-resident Indians: Analysis of Cases in Kuwait.- 8. Belonging as Familiarity: The Bitterness of Permanent Temporariness among Qatar-born Egyptians.- 9. Privileged but Immobile: Citizenship and Career Paths for the Youth of Bicultural Kuwaiti-Filipino Families.- 10. Expressing Identity through the Dressed Body: A Study of Iranian Migrants in Gulf Cooperation Council Countries
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migration;higher education;international branch campus;Arab Gulf states;citizenship policy;generation Z;transnationalism;career strategies;conviviality;identity
1. Introduction.- 2. Long-term Residency Rights, Citizenship Schemes and the Attraction of Talents: Transnational Presence over Generations in the Face of Investment Migration.- 3. Integration in Host Societies beyond the Dependence Visa: Migrant Children in Gulf Cooperation Council Countries.- 4. The Impediments for Second-generation Migrants to Enter Higher Education in Gulf Cooperation Council Countries.- 5. Motives for Choosing to Study at International Branch Campuses in Qatar: Possibilities and Challenges for Qatari and Foreign Students.- 6. Children of Skilled Overseas Filipino Workers in the United Arab Emirates and Their Versions of Citizenship.- 7. The Return Experience and the Perpetual In-betweenness of Gulf-born Non-resident Indians: Analysis of Cases in Kuwait.- 8. Belonging as Familiarity: The Bitterness of Permanent Temporariness among Qatar-born Egyptians.- 9. Privileged but Immobile: Citizenship and Career Paths for the Youth of Bicultural Kuwaiti-Filipino Families.- 10. Expressing Identity through the Dressed Body: A Study of Iranian Migrants in Gulf Cooperation Council Countries
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