Arabic-L:GEN:sources on African Emigrants in the Arab World

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1) Subject:sources on African Emigrants in the Arab World
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Date: 20 Apr 2009
From:Adil Elshikh <adil59 at gmail.com>
Subject:sources on African Emigrants in the Arab World

the term Arab world is not clear to me . tha is becaue now politically
Arab world contains some countries that are hardy we can say Arab like
Sudan , Somalia , Djiboti,Moritania  .

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Date: 20 Apr 2009
From:Stephen Franke <shfranke at hotmail.com>
Subject:sources on African Emigrants in the Arab World

Subject:Needs sources on African Emigrants in Arab World

Greetings.
I refer to your post on the ARABIC-L list (pasted for reference  
between the dashed lines immediately below):
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Dear All,
I would be grateful if anyone on the list can help me with materials  
and sources on the challenges,problems and prospects of African  
emigrants in the Arab world.
Thank you.
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Please clarify if or how your research pertains to these categories of  
human movement and settlement:
[1]  African who emigrate and settle permanently as legal residents in  
their receiving Arab countries
[2]  Africans who live and work temporarily in Arab countries as  
expatriate laborers and who intend an eventual return to their  
countries of origin
[3]  African Muslims who enter, for example, Saudi Arabia, to perform  
Hajj and the remain illegally as "visa overstays" and work in the  
"shadow economy."
With those points, I may be able to suggest some relevant references  
in the Arabic, English, and French.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Stephen H. Franke
San Pedro, California

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