Eleanor Abdella Doumato
Eleanor Abdella Doumato is adjunct research professor at the Watson Institute for International Studies at Brown University and the author Getting God's Ear: Women, Religion and Healing in Early 20th Century Arabia (New York: Columbia University Press, forthcoming).
Articles by this Author
| Economic Restructuring in the Middle East |
The effect of economic restructuring on women was the focus of a two-day workshop at Brown University’s Watson Institute for International Studies in 1998, entitled “Women and Economic Restructuring in the Middle East: Gender, Jobs... |
MER210 |
| Women and the Stability of Saudi Arabia |
On November 6, 1990, some 50 women met in a supermarket parking lot in Riyadh. The women dismissed their drivers and drove their cars in tandem through the streets of Riyadh, defying publicly an unofficial but strictly observed ban on women... |
MER171 |
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