Peer-Reviewed Publications

Noosha Uddin. 2025. “Agency and Migration Governance in Sending States: Examining Incentives for Advocacy and Refusal in the Bangladesh-Qatar Corridor.” In Françoise de Bel-Air and Nasra M. Shah (eds.) The Future of Migration to GCC Countries: Migrants’ Aspirations, Labour Reforms, Politics. Cambridge, UK: Springer (South-South Migration Series).

Noosha Uddin. 2025. “Energy and Environmental Security as Drivers for U.S.-China Economic Cooperation and Competition.” In Daniel Egel and Howard J. Shatz (eds.) U.S.-China Economic Competition: Gains and Risks in a Complex Economic and Geopolitical Relationship, RAND National Defense Research Institute / Acquisition and Technology Program.

Paasha Mahdavi and Noosha Uddin. 2021. “Governance amidst the transition to alternative energy in the Middle East and North Africa.” in Robin Mills and Li-Chen Sim (eds.) Low Carbon Energy in the Middle East and North Africa. London, UK: Palgrave Macmillan (International Political Economy Series).

Policy Relevant Publications

“Cultural programs and opportunities for engagement with CIRI.” w/ Paasha Mahdavi. 2021. Report prepared for the Cook Inlet Region Inc (CIRI) Alaska Native Regional Corporation.

Noosha Uddin (co-authored). 2016. “Building Security Relations through Multilateral Naval Exercises in the South China Sea.” In the Roosevelt Institute’s 10 Ideas: Defense and Diplomacy policy memo series. New York, New York: The Roosevelt Institute

Working Papers

“Examining Sending States’ Incentives for Advocacy and Refusal Towards Temporary Guest Worker Policies in the Asia-Gulf Migration Corridor” - presented at the 14th Gulf Research Centre Meeting

“Blaming the State: How Migrant Workers’ Mistreatment Shape Political Attitudes and Disillusionment Towards Sending States”

“Do Migration Policy Interventions Affect Remittance Costs? Evidence from the 2018 Philippines Female Domestic Worker Migration Ban”

“Under Pressure: Protecting Outdoor Workers In Rising Temperatures”