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Female circumcision: multicultural perspectives
In: Pennsylvania Studies in Human Rights
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Wanderings: Sudanese migrants and exiles in North America
In: The anthropology of contemporary issues
Sudanese Migration to the New World: Socio‐economic Characteristics
In: International migration: quarterly review, Band 35, Heft 4, S. 513-536
ISSN: 1468-2435
Sudanese migration is one of the most recent waves from the developing world to the US and Canada. Previous studies on Sudanese international migration were concerned with migration to Egypt and the oil‐rich Arab countries (i.e. Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Libya, Qatar and Iraq). This article, the first on Sudanese‐New World migration, focuses on the period since the advent of the current Islamic military government of Lieutenant General Umar al Bashir in 1989, the Gulf war of 1991 and the renewal of the civil war in the Sudan. The article demonstrates that an earlier, small, temporary migration from the Sudan to the New World, based principally (but not exclusively) on seeking higher education, has been replaced by a larger migration stemming from political unrest, economic stringency and a perceived lack of choice in migration. The article also provides basic descriptive data on this phenomenon.
Sudanese Migration to the New World: Socio-Economic Characteristics
In: International migration, Band 35, Heft 4, S. 513-536
ISSN: 0020-7985
Higher education investment in the Arab states of the Gulf: strategies for excellence and diversity
Preface: GCC Higher Education Comes of Age / Dale F. Eickelman 1. - 1 Building Universities that Lead: The Arabian Peninsula / Dale F. Eickelman 8. - 2 Western and Islamic Models of Higher Education in Saudi Arabia and Iran / Keiko Sakurai 23. - 3 Higher Education and the Changing Aspirations of Women in Saudi Arabia / Namie Tsujigami 42. - 4 Making a Branch Campus "Work": Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service in Qatar / Daniel C. Stoll 55. - 5 Journalism and Scholarship: How One Learns in Qatar / Mary L. Dedinsky 72. - 6 Education as Public Diplomacy: The Soft Power Potential of Qatar Higher Education / Alieu Manjang 92. - 7 The Health of Nations: The Evolution and Structure of Public Health Higher Education in the GCC / Muhammad H. Zaman and Katie Clifford 106. - 8 Science and Engineering Education in the GCC: Challenges and Transformations / Afreen Siddiqi, Laura Diaz Anadon, and Venkatesh Narayanamurti 123. - 9 Afterword: State-Society Dialogues in the GCC Knowledge Economy / Rogaia Mustafa Abusharaf 135
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Africa and the Gulf region: blurred boundaries and shifting ties
In: The Gulf Research Center book series at Gerlach Press
Introduction / Dale F. Eickelman and Rogaia Mustafa Abusharaf 1. - 1. Gender and Geography in the Land of Punt / Amira El-Azhary Sonbol 6. - 2. The Queen of Sheba in Yemeni and Ethiopian Mythology / Al-Johara Hassan Al-Thani 27. - 3. Diasporic Routes: African Passages to the Gulf / Matthew S. Hopper 41. - 4. The 1964 Zanzibar Genocide: The Politics of Denial / Abdullahi Ali Ibrahim 55. - 5. Gulfrica: Blowing the Horn of Light into Afrabia / Harith Ghassany 74. - 6. Neoliberal Challenges and Transnational Lives of Cameroonian Migrants in Dubai / Michaela Pelican 92. - 7. Inclusive Growth, Governance of Natural Resources and Sustainable Development in Africa from a Qatari Perspective / Jason J. McSparren, Mohamed Evren Tok, Timothy M. Shaw, and Hany Besada 111. - 8. Qatar's Food and Water Security: An Evolving Strategy / Daniel C. Stoll 129. - 9. Healthy Relationships? GCC Global Health Engagement in Africa / Mariam M. R. Bhacker and Muhammad Hamid Zaman 145
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