The Transformation-Migration Nexus in the United Arab Emirates: A Historical Analysis

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My chapter, based on archival materials consulted at the British Library, is a discussion of the historical evolution of migration in the UAE, and in particular in Abu Dhabi and Dubai. A social transformation perspective entails treating migration as embedded in the broad understanding of society and its changes. Migration is neither a cause nor a consequence of social transformation but is part of transformation processes. This paper demonstrates that the historical evolution of migration in the emirates can only be understood by linking local-level experience of migration with other socio-spatial levels thus contributing to a better understanding of contemporary dynamics where migration, globalisation, economic and political aspects are intertwined.

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Errichiello, G. (2023). The Transformation-Migration Nexus in the United Arab Emirates: A Historical Analysis. In Gulf Studies (Vol. 8, pp. 189–205). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-7796-1_12

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