Titlebook: Expats and the Labor Force; The Story of the Gul George Naufal,Ismail Genc Book 2012 George Naufal and Ismail Genc 2012 cooperation.informa

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Introduction, Historically, the region has been at the center stage for many conflicts that have had serious consequences on efforts in achieving sustainable development. The MENA region has also been an area of interest for many industrialized countries because of the critical role it plays in the international

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Why Move to the Gulf?,ntinent and the Persian Gulf. The countries are Kingdom of Bahrain, State of Kuwait, Sultanate of Oman, State of Qatar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and State of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The GCC is both a political and an economic organization with the objective of devising similar regulatio

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History of Labor Migration to the Gulf,ent empires such as the Greek, Roman, Persian, and Ottoman, among others. Two distinct historical events created large population movements; the Arab and Berber invasion of the Peninsula in the eighth century and the significant expansion of the Ottoman Empire in the fifteenth and sixteenth centurie

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Foreign Workers and the Labor Force,racteristic of the labor markets in these countries is that an overwhelming majority of workers originate in foreign countries. Ironically, even most of the population consists of foreigners.. They are assumed to be expatriates (expats, for short) as opposed to immigrants because the law disallows p

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