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Sophia Levtchenkova,Jeffrey D. Petcheyany of the Gulf Cooperation Council governments have initiated reforms in relation to their mechanisms for governing regional migration. Critical interventions have been initiated to address problems that have arisen as a result of the . or worker sponsorship system, as well as to mitigate shortfall
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Jorge Martinez-Vazquez,Bob Searle a set of subtle informal expressions. Taking cues from the experience of Indian labourers in the Gulf, this chapter seeks to provide accounts of non-citizenry aspects of popular politics apparently manifested in the recent labour strikes. As it happens all over the region, popular politics of expat
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Fiscal Federalism in Unitary Statesiew to identifying likely future flows and their determinants. Indonesia has been a quintessential migration source nation, but recent demographic, social and economic developments are producing some significant changes, which will influence the scale and composition of future emigration.
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United States public policy and the elderly,ntextual reality of Nitaqat? Is it a rentier response to the Arab Uprising? The timing of the renewed emphasis of Saudization under the new name of ‘Nitaqat’ seems essential and opportune for the Kingdom now, both from the political and economic angles. Politically, Saudi Arabia needs to insulate it
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Fiscal Issues in Adjustment Programs, and supply forces in the destination countries and Sri Lanka. On the demand side, after 1970s Gulf countries experienced the two oil booms which were associated with an excess demand for labour (Gunatilleke 1986), and on the supply side, after the late 1970s Sri Lanka underwent policy changes that