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Muznah Madeeha

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Doha Institute for Graduate Studies

Education, Achievement, and GiftednessSchool Choice and PerformanceSocioeconomic Development in MENAMigration and Labor DynamicsGender Diversity and Inequality

Muznah Madeeha works in Education, Achievement, and Giftedness, School Choice and Performance, Socioeconomic Development in MENA, Migration and Labor Dynamics, Gender Diversity and Inequality. Recorded institutional associations include Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, University of Birmingham.

9Publications
137Citations
7H-index

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Selected research works

Up to 100 highly cited works; DOI links open the original research. Counts reflect the collected record, not real-time citation totals.

  1. Skilled migration to emerging economies: the global competition for talent beyond the West

    2021 · 49 citations

  2. “Making visible the invisible”: Exploring the role of gender biases on the glass ceiling in Qatar's public sector

    2023 · 23 citations

  3. Fragmented career orientation: the formation of career importance, decidedness and aspirations among students

    2022 · 22 citations

  4. Do educational aspirations and expectations matter in improving school achievement?

    2021 · 14 citations

  5. Explaining the educational aspirations-expectations mismatch among middle school students: the role of parental expectations, attitudinal and demographic factors

    2022 · 9 citations

  6. Empowering vs empowered: factors shaping women’s workplace empowerment in the Qatari public sector

    2023 · 9 citations

  7. Accounting for educational expectations and achievement among native and migrant students in Qatar

    2022 · 7 citations

  8. Labour reforms in Qatar: continuity and change in perceptions and attitudes among citizens and migrant workers

    2023 · 4 citations

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