Areas Studies Bibliography Search

Yemen Bibliography was compiled by American Institute for Yemeni Studies [Yemen].
There are 23 entries in 4 reference types in this bibliography searching keyword with Status.

Book

• Dresch, P. (1989). Tribes, Government, and History in Yemen. Oxford: Clarendon Press.
  Keyword(s): Ascribed, Ashid, Honor, Law, Markets, Sayyids, Shaykh, Status, Traditional, Tribal, Tribes
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• El Zine, A. (1978). Le Yémen et Ses Moyen d'Information. Étude Historique, Politique, Juridique, Sociale et Critique, 1872-1974. Alger: Société Nationale d'Edition et de Diffusion.
  Keyword(s): Ascribed, Described, History, Media, Newspapers, Press, Radio, Status, Women
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• Fayein, C. (1990). Vies de Femmes au Yémen: Récits de Nagiba. Paris: L'Harmattan.
  Keyword(s): Divorce, Status, Women
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• Lackner, H. (1985). P.D.R. Yemen: Outpost of Socialist Development in Arabia. London: Ithaca Press.
  Keyword(s): Economy, Education, Islam, Migration, PDRY, South Yemen, Status, Women
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• Myntti, C. (1979). Women and Development in the Yemen Arab Republic. Eschborn: German Agency for Technical Cooperation (GTZ).
  Keyword(s): Brideprice, Divorce, Education, Health, Inheritance, Status, Women, Work
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Chapter

• Dostal, W. (1985). Die Bani ushaysh. In Egalität und Klassengesellschaft in Südarabien: Anthropologische Untersuchungen zur sozialen Evolution (pp. 159-340). Horn: Verlag Ferdinand Berger & Söhne.
  Keyword(s): Agriculture, Ascribed, Economy, Kinship, Lifecycle, Status, Tribes
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• Gast, M. (1982). Intoduction à la vie d'une communauté Yéménite: Thula. In J. Digard (Ed.), Le cuisinier et le philosophe. Hommage à Maxime Rodinson (pp. 103-10). Paris: G.P. Maisonneuve et Larose.
  Keyword(s): Ascribed, Government, Status, Thula
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• Kostiner, J. (1984). The impact of the arami emigrants in the East Indies on Islamic modernism and social change in the aramawt during the 20th century. In R. Israeli (Ed.), Southeast and East Asia (2 ed.) (pp. 206-37). Jerusalem: The Magnes Press.
  Keyword(s): Aramawt, Ascribed, Islam, Nationalism, Status
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• Serjeant, R. (1977). South Arabia. In C. van Nieuwenhuijze (Ed.), Commoners, Climbers and Notables: A Sampler of Studies on Social Ranking in the Middle East (pp. 226-47). Leiden: E.J. Brill.
  Keyword(s): Ascribed, Jews, Kafaah, Sayyids, Slaves, Status, Tribes
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• Serjeant, R. (1981). South Arabia. In R. Serjeant (Ed.), Studies in Arabian History and Civilization (pp. 226-47). London: Valorium Reprints.
  Keyword(s): Aliya, Jews, Kafaah, Sayyids, Slaves, Status, Tribes
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Journal

• Hébert, M. (1984). Yemeni women - Still at home. Cultural Survival Quarterly, 8 (2), 41-42.
  Keyword(s): Migration, Remittances, Status
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• Khalidi, O. (1984). Consequences of Hadrami migration to India: The Arab presence in Haydarabad. Ad-Darah, 10, 5-29.
  Keyword(s): Aramawt, Arami, Ascribed, Status
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• Mermier, F. (1985). Patronyme et hierarchie sociale à Sanaa (Yémen). Peuples Méditerranéens/Mediterannean Peoples, 33 (Oct-Dec), 33-41.
  Keyword(s): Ascribed, Status
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• Mermier, F. (1989). De l'usage d'un concept: La citadinité à Sanaa. Peuples méditerranéens/Mediterranean Peoples, 46 (Jan-Mar), 31-48.
  Keyword(s): Ascribed, Costume, Marriage, Qat, Sana'a, Status
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• Molyneux, M. (1979). Women and revolution in the People's Democratic Republic of Yemen. Feminist Review, 1, 5-19.
  Keyword(s): Status, Union, Women
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• Niewöhner-Eberhard, E. (1977). Das jemenistisch-arabische Innenhofhaus in ada, Jemen. Der Islam, 54 (2), 177-204.
  Keyword(s): Adah, Architecture, House, Status
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• Sadek, N. (1989). Rasulid women: Power and patronage. Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies, 19 (Proceedings of the Twenty), 121-36.
  Keyword(s): Rasulid, Status, Women
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• Weir, S. (1975). Some observations on pottery and weaving in the Yemen Arab Republic. Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies, 5 (Proceedings of the Eighth), 65-69.
  Keyword(s): Ascribed, Status
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Dissertation

• El Zine, A. (1978). Le Yémen et ses moyens d'information: Étude historique, politique, juridique, sociale et critique, 1872-1974, L'époque ottomane et les periodes du royaume 1872-1974; II, Période republicaine. (Doctoral Dissertation). Université de Paris, n.a..
  Keyword(s): Ascribed, Described, History, Media, Newspapers, Press, Radio, Status, Women
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• Meissner, J. (1987). Tribes at the Core: Legitimacy, Structure and Power in Zaydi Yemen. (Doctoral Dissertation). Columbia University, Ann Arbor.
  Keyword(s): Ascribed, History, Honor, Identity, Law, Shaykhs, Status, Tribal, Tribes, Zaydism
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• Morris, T. (1986). Adapting to Wealth: Social Changes in a Yemeni Highland Community. (Doctoral Dissertation). London University, n.a..
  Keyword(s): Conspicuous, Consumption, Migration, Qat, Remittances, Status
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• Swagman, C. (1985). Social Organization and Local Development in the Western Central Highlands of the Yemen Arab Republic. (Doctoral Dissertation). University of California, Los Angeles, Ann Arbor.
  Keyword(s): Agriculture, Akhdam, Ascribed, Ismaili Islam, Status, Zaydi Islam
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• Walters, D. (1987). Perceptions of Social Inequality in the Yemen Arab Republic. (Doctoral Dissertation). New York University, Ann Arbor.
  Keyword(s): Ascribed, Identity, Race, Status, Tribal
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