Syrian-Armenian women migrants in Armenia : Gender, identity, and painful belonging / Anahid Matossian.

Cover
Half Title
Series
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Figures
A Note on Language and Transcription
Acknowledgments
List of Interlocutors
1 Introduction
2 Hayrenatartzutyun (Repatriation): "Repatriates, not refugees"
3 Where Is Home?
4 Beckoned by, and Belonging to, the State
5 "I Can Work, I Can Get on My Feet": Syrian Armenian Women Entrepreneurs
6 The Syrian Armenian Brand
7 "Women Are in the Driver's Seat Now": Changing Gender Dynamics from Syria to Armenia
8 Conclusion

Epilogue: From One War Zone to Another: Syrian Armenian Migrant Women and the Artsakh Conflict
Notes
1 Introduction
2 Hayrenatartzutyun (Repatriation): "Repatriates, Not refugees"
3 Where Is Home?
4 Beckoned by, and Belonging to, the State
5 "I Can Work, I Can Get on My Feet": Syrian Armenian Women Entrepreneurs
6 The Syrian Armenian Brand
7 "Women Are in the Driver's Seat Now": Changing Gender Dynamics from Syria to Armenia
8 Conclusion
Epilogue: From One War Zone to Another:Syrian Armenian Migrant Women and the Artsakh Conflict
Index