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Women left behind: a study of the wives of Lebanese migrant workers in the oil rich countries of the region

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  • Azzam HT.

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ILO pub-wep pub. Working paper on the economic conditions, family responsibilities and attitudes of married women living in Lebanon whose husbands are migrant workers in oil rich countries of the region - outlines demographic aspects, employment, income, child care, feelings of independence characteristics, etc. Questionnaire and statistical tables.

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  • Azzam HT., 1980. "Women left behind: a study of the wives of Lebanese migrant workers in the oil rich countries of the region," ILO Working Papers 992070013402676, International Labour Organization.
    • Handle: RePEc:ilo:ilowps:992070013402676
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    1. Azzam, Henry T.,, 1980. "Development planning models in the Arab world: review and prospects," ILO Working Papers 992082313402676, International Labour Organization.
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