The Syrian Civil War displaced millions of Syrian women and children, many of whom face
economic challenges and discrimination. This paper examines self-reported poverty and its …

Many reports document the hardships experienced by refugees, highlighting that women
and children are a highly vulnerable group. However, empirical analysis of how gender …

This chapter describes that the vulnerability of refugee women is linked to social class and
therefore disputes studies that link their vulnerability to pre-existing gender roles. The Syrian …

This paper examines the influence of gender inequality on poverty among Syrian refugees
in Jordan between 2013 and 2018. Two waves of Home-Visit surveys, collected by the …

Purpose This study aims to address the social, cultural, financial and psychological
obstacles these women face in preserving their living arrangements and in parenting as well …

Refugees face high rates of mental health problems such as posttraumatic stress disorder,
depression, and anxiety. Several pre-and post-migration risk factors for negative mental …

Although the vast majority of forcibly displaced people live in developing countries near
conflict zones, existing research on the experiences of forced migrants has largely …

Egypt is a sending, receiving and transit country. Historically, it was known as a land of
immigrants rather than emigrants as it has been home to many refugee populations …

Abstract Objective The Syrian war created a mass exodus of people to neighboring
countries. Jordan hosts approximately 1.4 million Syrians who sought refuge and protection …

Since the beginning of the Syrian crisis in 2011, the total number of Syrian refugees who
have fled to Jordan and registered with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees …