Peer-Reviewed Publications

Paasha Mahdavi and Noosha Uddin. 2021. “Governance amidst the transition to alternative energy in the Middle East and North Africa.” in Robin Mills and Li-Chen Sim (eds.) Low Carbon Energy in the Middle East and North Africa. London, UK: Palgrave Macmillan (International Political Economy Series)

Policy Relevant Publications

Noosha Uddin. forthcoming. “Agency and Migration Governance in Sending States: Examining Incentives for Advocacy and Refusal in the Bangladesh-Qatar Corridor.” In Françoise de Bel-Air and Nasra M. Shah (eds.) The Future of Migration to GCC Countries: Migrants’ Aspirations, Labour Reforms, Politics. Cambridge, UK: Springer (South-South Migration Series).

“Cultural programs and opportunities for engagement with CIRI.” w/ Paasha Mahdavi. 2021. Report prepared for the Cook Inlet Region Inc (CIRI) Alaska Native Regional Corporation.

Noosha Uddin (co-authored). 2016. “Building Security Relations through Multilateral Naval Exercises in the South China Sea.” In the Roosevelt Institute’s 10 Ideas: Defense and Diplomacy policy memo series. New York, New York: The Roosevelt Institute

Working Papers

“Examining Sending States’ Incentives for Advocacy and Refusal Towards Temporary Guest Worker Policies in the Asia-Gulf Migration Corridor” - presented at the 14th Gulf Research Centre Meeting

“Blaming the State: How Migrant Workers’ Mistreatment Shape Political Attitudes and Disillusionment Towards Sending States”

“How Does Migration Affect Remittance Costs? Evidence from Migration Policy Shocks”

“Under Pressure: Protecting Outdoor Workers Amidst Rising Temperatures”