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Guita Hourani

0000-0003-0217-8884
Dr. Guita G. Hourani is an expert in migration, citizenship, labor, fieldwork research, report writing among others. She has a Ph.D. from the Graduate School of Global Studies at Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Tokyo, Japan. She is presently a Fellow with the Malmö Institute for Studies of Migration, Diversity, and Welfare in Sweden; Co-Founder and Advisory Board Chair of Oghma Group International; an Expert on Citizenship with the European Union Democracy Observatory on Citizenship, European University Institute, Italy; Consultant with the Lebanese Development Network, Lebanon; Co-Founder and Secretary-General of the International Campaign of the Lebanon Dialogue Initiative; a Fellow of Women in Conflict 1325 of the UN Security Council Resolution, Beyond Boarders, Scotland; and a Fellow of the US Department of State-sponsored MEPI’s Civic Education and Leadership Fellowship, US. She was a Country of Origin Information Expert on Lebanon for the Rights in Exile Programme, England.

Publications

  • State Security and Refugees: Operationalizing the “Ladder of Options” by the Government of Lebanon
  • An Integrated Approach to Syrian Refugees’ Health Care in Lebanon
  • Bilateral Relations, Security, and Migration: Lebanese Expatriates in the Gulf States
  • Migration and Religion: A Case of Healing Arabic Amulets among Syriac Orthodox Immigrants in Canada
  • Field Research in Environments of Insecurity: Experience from Lebanon
  • Naturalized Citizens: Political Participation, Voting Behavior, and Impact on Elections in Lebanon (1996-2007)
  • Access to Information in Lebanon: A Survey Report
  • Migration Intentions of the Iraqi Refugees in Lebanon
  • Transit Migration of the Iraqi Refugees in Lebanon
  • Effect of migration policies on human rights in the European neighborhood in the case of Lebanon
  • Insecurity, Migration, and Return: The Case of Lebanon Following the Summer 2006 War
  • The Kurds of Lebanon: Socioeconomic Mobility and Political Participation via Naturalization
  • Lebanese Diaspora and Homeland Relations
  • The Mummies of the Holy Valley of Qannobine in Lebanon
  • The Rationale behind the "Whiteness" of the Levantine People in South Africa and the United States
  • Towards Effective Temporary Labor Migration Schemes: Report on Lebanon and Jordan
  • The Kurds of Lebanon: Survival and Resilience of an Ethnic Minority
  • The Maronites of Cyprus under Ottoman Rule: The Onset of a Community's Decline
  • The Eremitical Tradition in the Maronite Church: A Contemporary Revival
  • Policy Brief: Transitioning from an Aid-Centered to a Development-Centered Assistance Model Helps Refugees and Host Communities and Enhances Their Resilience
  • Lebanese Emigrants’ Confidence in the Voting Behavior of Resident Lebanese in the 2022 Parliamentary Elections
  • The Kurds in Lebanon: Post-Naturalization Political Survival Strategies
  • Homecomings: Re-Integration of Return Migrants in Lebanon
  • Understanding Socioeconomic and Political Mobility of Naturalized Kurds in Lebanon
  • Lebanese aboard the Titanic Exhibition Catalogue
  • The Maronite Eremitical Tradition: A Contemporary Revival
  • Proceedings of the Dialogue and Best Practice Forum-Peace, Stability, and Prosperity: The Case of Serbia and Kosovo
  • ‘In Line with the Divine’: Paving the Way to Gender Equality in Lebanon
  • Regional Differences in the Conditions of Syrian Refugees in Lebanon
  • The Impact of the Summer 2006 War on Migration in Lebanon: Emigration, Re-Migration, Evacuation, and Returning
  • The Kurds of Lebanon: Socioeconomic Mobility and Political Participation via Naturalization
  • Refugees of the Arab Spring: The Syrian Refugees in Lebanon
  • Diaspora and E-Commerce: The Globalization of Lebanese Baklava
  • Managing Human Resources as an Approach to Curbing Brain Drain and the Migration of Qualified Persons in Lebanon
  • The Global Financial Crisis: Impact on Lebanese Expatriates in The Gulf
  • Gender Mainstreaming Forced Migration Research
  • Gender Mainstreaming Forced Migration Research
  • Migrant Support Measures From An Employment And Skills Perspective MISMES): Lebanon
  • Migration Dynamics and Elderly Well-being:

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