Migrant Labor in the Gulf
Beginning in 2008, CIRS launched a major research initiative on migrant labor issues and concerns in the Gulf region. The initiative has two distinct but interrelated streams.
One stream consists of awarding Research Grants to scholars interested in conducting primary research and fieldwork on migrant labor issues in one of the states of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
The second stream, which runs simultaneously alongside the Research Grants program and also includes some of the Grant recipients, consists of a Migrant Labor Working Group of experts in the field. The Working Group consists of academics, experts, labor organizations, and representatives from various governmental and non-governmental organizations. The recipients of the Research Grants are expected to also become active in the Working Group.
Please click here to learn more about the CIRS research intitiative on Migrant Labor in the Gulf
Please click here to learn more about how to apply for CIRS Research Grants
Events
- Mar 21, 6pm-8pm: Panel: Open-Sea Piracy in the Modern World
- Apr 7, 6pm-7:30pm: Monthly Dialogue: Judith Tucker
- Apr 20, 6pm-8pm: Faculty Distinguished Lecture: Robert Fisk
CIRS Highlights
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CIRS Publishes Report on International Relations of the Gulf
CIRS publishes Summary Report on the International Relations of the Gulf
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Call for Occasional Papers
CIRS is inviting submissions to its Occasional Paper Series
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