...John Willoughby The key argument of this essay is that the increased educational attainment of women who are citizens of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries is leading to noticeable increases in female labor force participation. As a result of this development, the emergence of new labor...

... 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 Indian Ocean Arab identity caste twentieth century Gulf Cooperation Council Manga Arabs Oman patrilineage References Bromber Katrin . “ Ustaarabu—A Conceptual Change in Tanganyikan Newspaper Discourse in the 1920s .” In The Global Worlds...

... has discussed in the case of the Gulf Cooperation Council states. 37 When the negotiation on oil supplies was concluded, the parties also agreed that South Korea would supply cement through Ssangyong Cement: two hundred thousand tons on a state-to-state basis and another three hundred thousand...

...-are-buying-in-america/ . Cochrane Logan , and Amery Hussein . “ Gulf Cooperation Council Countries and the Global Land Grab .” Arab World Geographer 20 , no. 1 ( 2017 ): 17 – 41 . Conversi Daniele . “ Sovereignty in a Changing World: From Westphalia to Food Sovereignty...

... and Africa. The final essay in this section deals with transoceanic worlds of both economic and religious exchange but focuses on dhow boats as well as film and media as two forms of infrastructure that circulate between the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) states and the Malabar coast in southwest India...

..., 70–72. ruled part of the Pakistani (Makran) coast until 1958 Oman, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. These (W. D. Peyton, Old Oman [London: Stacey Interna- six belong to the Gulf Cooperation Council, or GCC, 10. About Southeast Asian states, see Aihwa Ong, tional, 1983], 24, 54), although...

... that the article brings within its enquiry through media traffic comprises the countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and the southwestern coast of India. The texts that the article reads closely are representative of forms and genres spanning mainstream films, independent documentary films, state...

...- The Dubayy, the UAE, and some theoretical back- sian Gulf countries.11 “Immigration into [Gulf Migration, ground about discourses on trafficking and sex Cooperation Council countries] is historically...

... the entire Gulf Bose, Sugata. A Hundred Horizons: The Indian Ocean in the region. She draws our attention to how the Gulf Age of Global Empire. Cambridge, MA: Harvard Uni- Cooperation Council’s members have attempted...

... of Afghanistan, the Persian Gulf, the Caspian Sea, and power. They also generally oppose normalized rela- Central Asia—leads in numerous and overlapping tions with the U. S. The modernist Islamists are paths squarely back to Iran. widely referred to in the West as “reformists” due...

...?” As if volunteering on the frontlines of Nun, through the journal, which it published without battle were a kind of betrayal of the nation. permission from the High Council for Journalism. The Association also convened political conferences In 1969 I won the election...

... the Dewan Dak- tion provided a model, indeed a veritable blue- wah Islamiyah Indonesia (Indonesian Council print, for the struggle for the establishment of for Islamic Propagation, DDII), a Da‘wa organi- an Islamic state, long dreamed of by Islamists zation set up in 1967 by Muhammad Natsir and all...

... addition, not only did Baghdad authorities reportedly began “draining the Iran make inadequate arrangements for quarantines marshes which caused this si~knessThe Ottoman along the Gulf, it lacked the necessary armed supervi- officials adopted this measure because the plague sion to enforce its...

... in the Caspian, the area that had been Carnegie Endowment for International Peace — have pushed by the State Department as an alternative to also criticized the economic justification for the Baku- the Persian Gulf has been dismissed as a product of Jeyhan project, urging consideration of Russian...

... of Israel's System of Spatial Control .” Current Sociology ( 2021 ): 1 – 18 . https://doi.org/10.1177/00113921211024695 . Hanieh Adam . Money, Markets, and Monarchies: The Gulf Cooperation Council and the Political Economy of the Contemporary Middle East . Cambridge : Cambridge University...

.... In scholarship on the Gulf States, material heritage is often called on to lend authority to claims of citizenship and the politics of collective belonging. Conventional wisdom has it that in the Arab-Persian Gulf, state elites establish “invented tradition” through strategic maneuvers that foreground...

... on the urban landscape, prestigious international prizes such as the Aga coming up on either side of the new coastal Ara- Khan Award for Architecture, awarded to the Ku- bian Gulf Road: the Council of Ministers and the wait Towers in Kuwait’s new landmarks even...

... keshavarzi) in charge of set- spring 1979 by the provisional government of Meh- tling land and agricultural disputes at the local di Bazargan and the rejection of the reform law’s level and dissolving the “Cooperative Agricultural substance by the Guardian Council of the Constitu- Societies...

...Gail Omvedt Copyright 1991: South Asia Bulletin 1990 South Asia Bulletin, volume 10 number 1,1990. Ambedkar and Dalit Labor Radicalism: Maharashtra, 1936-1942 Gail Omvedt [Note by Barbara Joshi: The following article is an ex- amples of the gulf that separated...

..., US Department of State. Barnds , William J. 1972 . India, Pakistan and the Great Powers . New York: Council on Foreign Relations. Birdwood , Lord . 1953 . A Continent Decides . Robert Hale: London. Braibanti , Ralph . 1950 . “The Civil Service of Pakistan,” South Atlantic...