The “Youth Bulge” in Egypt: Is Labor Migration the Solution?
Andrew L. Fono is a partner leading the Iraq practice group of the international law firm of Haynes and Boone, LLP. As a Lt. Colonel in the US Marine Corps, Andrew spent considerable time in Iraq as a judge advocate, and was also involved in Rule of Law and domestic legal developments in the Iraqi judiciary. [email protected]
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The Israel-Palestine Conflict: Views of a Palestinian-Israeli member of the Israeli Knesset
The Israel-Palestine Conflict: Views of a Palestinian-Israeli member of the Israeli Knesset
The Israel-Palestine Conflict: Views of a Palestinian-Israeli member of the Israeli Knesset
The Israel-Palestine Conflict: Views of a Palestinian-Israeli member of the Israeli Knesset
State Efforts to Regularize Labor Migration into Jordan
State Efforts to Regularize Labor Migration into Jordan
Transnational Networks of the Lebanese-Nigerian Diaspora
Transnational Networks of the Lebanese-Nigerian Diaspora
Transnational Networks and Local Challenges: Iraqis in Cairo
Transnational Networks and Local Challenges: Iraqis in Cairo
The Lebanese Jewish Community: Emigration and Diasporic Relations
The Lebanese Jewish Community: Emigration and Diasporic Relations
Indian Labor Migrants in Lebanon: A Comparative Study of Migrants from Punjab and Tamil Nadu
Indian Labor Migrants in Lebanon: A Comparative Study of Migrants from Punjab and Tamil Nadu
Palestinian and Iraqi Refugees and Urban Change in Lebanon and Syria
Palestinian and Iraqi Refugees and Urban Change in Lebanon and Syria
Egypt’s Place in the Euro-Mediterranean Migration System
Egypt’s Place in the Euro-Mediterranean Migration System
Beyond El-Ghurba: Caught between Homeliness and Homelessness in the Lebanese Diaspora
Beyond El-Ghurba: Caught between Homeliness and Homelessness in the Lebanese Diaspora
The Impact of Migration on Those Left Behind: Evidence from Egypt
The Impact of Migration on Those Left Behind: Evidence from Egypt
Syro-Lebanese Migration (1880-Present): “Push” and “Pull” Factors
