Understanding in the Gulf: Immigration, Nationality and Society in Kuwait

Since the emergence of the &quote;Bidun&quote; issue in the early era of oil, and its complexity in a troubled regional environment, the State of Kuwait has tried to offer various proposals to resolve it, but it certainly remained one of the most difficult issues in the solution in the modern history of the Gulf states. This issue specifically contributes to highlighting a wide range of phenomena related to the formation of some modern countries, the process of building national identity, as well as the development of the concept of nationality, its material importance and its relationship to the region. The authenticity of this book lies in the fact that it seeks to deal seriously with the views of the marginalized class excluded in Gulf societies, in addition to other anti -voices that are usually audible. Perhaps this book - through its focus on &quote;Bidun&quote; as a limited, invisible and incense category, has previously ignored by academics - contributes to the rapid growth of Kuwaiti literature and the Gulf from the marginalized groups, which also includes multiple issues related to migrant workers and the second generation of non -citizens, as well as citizens deprived of Rights such as women and youth.