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Toward Understanding the Experience of Upper Egyptian Female Domestic Workers Internally Migrating to Cairo
Abstract This thesis examined the journeys of a group of female Egyptian domestic workers who had internally migrated from their respective rural communities in Upper Egypt to Cairo. It employed a rapid ethnographic design to attempt to better understand their migration experience. By investigating...
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2025
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