International audiencePersian Gulf economies rely on foreign workers, who make up 85 % of the total population in Qatar. Among the latter, lowly migrants live in labour camps, a form of “constrained lodging” (Bernardot, 2007) corresponding to a spatial management of migrants based on strong social and ethnic stereotypes. Migrants, most of them South Asians, thus live in the towns’ suburbs designated as industrial areas where the camps are situated. These camps are a device at the heart of Qatari migration policy. In a constrained context, where confinement above all means an impossibility to move out of the industrial areas, men manage to make home in the dormitory where ten to twelve of them live together. They “make do with” institutional...
Forced and economic migration have changed the story of country about history, demography, politics,...
This article examines the place that Nepalese immigrant workers occupy in Qatar, a country where mig...
Temporary migrants in an urban setting. The case of construction workers in the work site of Coimbat...
The lives of nearly one million migrants in Qatar are in a ‘state of exception’ (Agamben). Distanced...
International audienceSince the start of the renovation work on migrant workers’ hostels in 1997, th...
The thesis highlights the evidence in the Arab-Gulf region with the Indian migrants to argue that th...
Communication de Tristan Bruslé dans le cadre du colloque Rethinking the Himalaya: The Indo-Tibetan ...
Cette thèse soutient que les politiques de migrations temporaires entravent la mobilité de l'individ...
International audienceInvestigations into Nepalese international migration have mainly focused on th...
The six states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates,...
Most studies on the mobility of highly skilled migrants have been examined with a framework of globa...
The petroleum-rich states of the Arabian Peninsula comprise one of the principal transnational desti...
Depuis 1997 et suite aux rapports de Pierre Pascal en 1994 et d'Henri Cuq en 1996, un « plan detrait...
Arab Gulf countries are now one of the main destination for international migrations at a world leve...
Forced and economic migration have changed the story of country about history, demography, politics,...
This article examines the place that Nepalese immigrant workers occupy in Qatar, a country where mig...
Temporary migrants in an urban setting. The case of construction workers in the work site of Coimbat...
The lives of nearly one million migrants in Qatar are in a ‘state of exception’ (Agamben). Distanced...
International audienceSince the start of the renovation work on migrant workers’ hostels in 1997, th...
The thesis highlights the evidence in the Arab-Gulf region with the Indian migrants to argue that th...
Communication de Tristan Bruslé dans le cadre du colloque Rethinking the Himalaya: The Indo-Tibetan ...
Cette thèse soutient que les politiques de migrations temporaires entravent la mobilité de l'individ...
International audienceInvestigations into Nepalese international migration have mainly focused on th...
The six states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates,...
Most studies on the mobility of highly skilled migrants have been examined with a framework of globa...
The petroleum-rich states of the Arabian Peninsula comprise one of the principal transnational desti...
Depuis 1997 et suite aux rapports de Pierre Pascal en 1994 et d'Henri Cuq en 1996, un « plan detrait...
Arab Gulf countries are now one of the main destination for international migrations at a world leve...
Forced and economic migration have changed the story of country about history, demography, politics,...
This article examines the place that Nepalese immigrant workers occupy in Qatar, a country where mig...
Temporary migrants in an urban setting. The case of construction workers in the work site of Coimbat...