Introduction
The place of women in the Arabian Peninsula has been “‘imagined’ rather than real. . . . In this ‘imagining’, Gulf women were placed under the full custody of male relatives, their movements constrained, and their presence in…
The place of women in the Arabian Peninsula has been “‘imagined’ rather than real. . . . In this ‘imagining’, Gulf women were placed under the full custody of male relatives, their movements constrained, and their presence in…