Brief of the research paper presented by Prof Jawad Syed on female migrant domestic workers presented at the Research Center for Islamic Legislation and Ethics (CILE) in Qatar.
In this interview, Prof Syed offers an analysis of how gender and foreignness intersect to influence the experiences of skilled migrant women in Qatar. He delves into the institutional, organizational, and socio-cultural dynamics that contribute to the subordination and marginalization of these women in both professional and social spheres. Dr. Syed’s insights highlight the compounded challenges faced by migrant female workers due to their dual status as females and foreigners. Overall, the talk provides a comprehensive understanding of the nuanced challenges faced by skilled migrant women in Qatar, emphasizing the importance of considering multiple social categories to fully grasp their lived experiences.
South Asian Academy of Management 