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PROJECT
Egypt: The Social Context of Youth Employment:
A Qualitative Study of Workforce Entry and Exit
Publications/Resources
2006
2004
2003 2001
Council researchers' names appear in boldface type.
Amin, Sajeda. "The implications of trade liberalization for working
women's marriage: Case studies of Bangladesh, Egypt and Vietnam," in Caren
Grown, Elissa Braunstein, and Anju Malhotra (eds.), Trading Women's
Health and Rights? Trade Liberalization and Reproductive Health in
Developing Economies. London: Zed Books, pp. 97–120.*
Amin, Sajeda and Nagah H.
Al-Bassusi. “Education, wage work, and marriage: Perspectives of
Egyptian working women,” Journal of Marriage and Family 66(5):
1284–1296. (abstract)
Amin, Sajeda
and Nagah H. Al-Bassusi. “Wage work and marriage: Perspectives of Egyptian
working women,” Policy Research Division Working Paper no. 171. New
York: Population Council. (abstract)
(PDF) (PDF
in Arabic)
El Kogali, Safaa E., and Nagah H. Al-Bassusi. Youth Livelihood
Opportunities in Egypt. Cairo: Population Council. (PDF)
* Not available from the Population Council.
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