Needed but not accepted : the ambiguous role of Palestinian migrant workers in Kuwait following the discovery of oil.

Mason, Victoria (2001) Needed but not accepted : the ambiguous role of Palestinian migrant workers in Kuwait following the discovery of oil. In: On the edge : refereed proceedings of the fourth annual Curtin Humanities Postgraduate Research Conference, 2000. Black Swan Press, Perth, Australia, pp. 13-28. ISBN 1740671155

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Abstract

Palestinians came to Kuwait en masse following the establishment of the state of Israel and the resultant Palestinian exodus in 1948 - at the very time Kuwait required labour for expansion following the discovery of oil. The interaction of these two major developments created a unique position for Palestinians within Kuwait, which is the focus of this discussion. This paper explores the central role of Palestinians in the massive development of Kuwait, the politics of exclusion within the emirate and the resultant consequences for Palestinians, and the development of the Palestinian community within Kuwait - both the concept of it and its structure.

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28170
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13 Nov 2009 13:22
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Published
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