This paper discusses the historical, political, ideological (value), and government policies of
women's education in Saudi Arabia implicated within teaching and learning, how women's …

The historical socio-economic and political conditions of Saudi Arabia are an essential
aspect of understanding a woman's position in Saudi society. The persistence of women's …

Saudi society is a unique mix between religion and culture, which poses difficulties for the
government over education for women. The position of women in this society is complicated …

This chapter considers the achievements that have been gained in women's education and
in their subsequent contributions to the workforce and explores the many impediments that …

Education in Saudi Arabia is provided by the government, free of charge, to all Saudis and
children of Arabic-speaking residents who want it, from kindergarten up to and including …

This paper explains the reproduction of gender divisions and power relations through
education in a traditional Islamic country, Saudi Arabia. That country has drawn both upon …

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia was established in 1932. It was poor country, and there was a
small educational program comprising 12 schools with 700 students. This situation changed …

The number of women attending institutions of higher education in Iran has been steadily
increasing since 1989. Growing enrollment rates for women in colleges and universities …

This article explores the experience of women academics in Saudi Arabia's higher
education. Based on narrative inquiry and underpinned by Bourdieu's work, I trace the …

This article examines the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's gender-segregated higher education
system and how it is used to transmit the Kingdom's traditional societal expectations to the …