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waithood: a standalone construct

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waithood1 CONSTRUCTWaithoodSINGERMAN · MIDDLE EASTERN

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Middle Eastern studies

a prolonged period in which young people in the Middle East wait to reach adulthood through stable employment and marriage.

In Middle Eastern studies, waithood refers to a prolonged period in which young people in the Middle East wait to reach adulthood through stable employment and marriage. This meaning comes from Singerman (2008) in The Economic Imperatives of Marriage: Emerging Practices and Identities Among Youth in the Middle East.[1]

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  1. Singerman, D. (2008). The Economic Imperatives of Marriage: Emerging Practices and Identities Among Youth in the Middle East. SSRN. https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1087433

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