REALM Workshop, Abu Dhabi - Incite at Columbia University
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REALM Workshop, Abu Dhabi
- Published November 2, 2015
- Authors Peter Bearman Charlotte Wang Michael Falco et al.
- Category Workshop
- Forum New York University Abu Dhabi
As part of the Research and Empirical Analysis of Labor Migration (REALM) project, Incite held a workshop with NYU Abu Dhabi.
Participants
- Irudaya Rajan, Centre for Development Studies, India
- Zahra Babar, Center for International & Regional Studies, Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, Qatar
- Peter Bearman, Sociology, Columbia University
- Imco Brouwer, Gulf Research Center, EUI
- Hannah Brückner, Social Research & Public Policy, NYUAD
- Rachel Brulé, Political Science, NYUAD
- Michael Falco, Incite Institute, Columbia University
- Christian Haefke, Economics, NYUAD
- Ray Jureidini, Center for Islamic Legislation & Ethics, Hamad bin Khalifa University, Qatar
- Mehran Kamrava, Center for International & Regional Studies, Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, Qatar
- Daniel Karell, Political Sociology, NYUAD
- Habibul Khondker, Sociology, Zayed University
- Martin Klimke, History, NYUAD
- Nathalie Peutz, Arab Crossroads Studies, NYUAD
- Ganesh Seshan, Economics, Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, Qatar
- Nasra Shah, Demography, Kuwait University
- Charlotte Wang, Demography, Oxford
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go to Research and Empirical Analysis of Labor Migration
Research and Empirical Analysis of Labor MigrationAddressing gaps in knowledge about temporary labor migration to the Gulf through ethnography, surveys, and workshops. Funded by New York University Abu Dhabi Institute
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