Needed but not accepted : the ambiguous role of Palestinian migrant workers in Kuwait following the discovery of oil.

Politics, Philosophy and Religion

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Needed but not accepted : the ambiguous role of Palestinian migrant workers in Kuwait following the discovery of oil. / Mason, Victoria.
On the edge : refereed proceedings of the fourth annual Curtin Humanities Postgraduate Research Conference, 2000. ed. / Gemma Edeson; Cathy Cupitt. Perth, Australia: Black Swan Press, 2001. p. 13-28.

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Harvard

Mason, V 2001, Needed but not accepted : the ambiguous role of Palestinian migrant workers in Kuwait following the discovery of oil. in G Edeson & C Cupitt (eds), On the edge : refereed proceedings of the fourth annual Curtin Humanities Postgraduate Research Conference, 2000. Black Swan Press, Perth, Australia, pp. 13-28.

APA

Mason, V. (2001). Needed but not accepted : the ambiguous role of Palestinian migrant workers in Kuwait following the discovery of oil. In G. Edeson, & C. Cupitt (Eds.), On the edge : refereed proceedings of the fourth annual Curtin Humanities Postgraduate Research Conference, 2000 (pp. 13-28). Black Swan Press.

Vancouver

Mason V. Needed but not accepted : the ambiguous role of Palestinian migrant workers in Kuwait following the discovery of oil. In Edeson G, Cupitt C, editors, On the edge : refereed proceedings of the fourth annual Curtin Humanities Postgraduate Research Conference, 2000. Perth, Australia: Black Swan Press. 2001. p. 13-28

Author

Mason, Victoria. / Needed but not accepted : the ambiguous role of Palestinian migrant workers in Kuwait following the discovery of oil. On the edge : refereed proceedings of the fourth annual Curtin Humanities Postgraduate Research Conference, 2000. editor / Gemma Edeson ; Cathy Cupitt. Perth, Australia : Black Swan Press, 2001. pp. 13-28

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