Arab women’s employment in a globalised world A multilevel analysis of changing participation rates and shifting influences in Egypt and Jordan (original) (raw)

This study examines the impact of globalization on Arab women's employment in Egypt and Jordan, exploring changing participation rates and socio-economic influences over time. Using multilevel regression analysis, the research identifies key factors such as education, family structure, and economic conditions that affect women's non-agricultural employment, revealing significant trends in both countries. The findings contribute to understanding how global dynamics reshape gender roles and labor market participation for women in the Arab region.