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Transcending Boundaries: Indian Nurses in Internal and International Migration

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  • Sreelekha Nair

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This paper discusses the case of Indian nurses who take up their profession as part of a family strategy, where planning for education and migration are intrinsic to the whole process. In effect, they migrate in a step-by-step phased manner: first within Indian states, mainly to metropolises, then to countries in the Persian Gulf, and further towards the West. [CWDS].

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  • Sreelekha Nair, 2009. "Transcending Boundaries: Indian Nurses in Internal and International Migration," Working Papers id:2161, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:2161
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