Writer: Yara Mourad, Nadia Nameh, Maysa Baroud
This study explored the relationship between employment, social cohesion, and conflict in Lebanon. It finds that political instability and economic crisis have produced a weak labour market marked by high informality, youth unemployment, and precarious work. Employment insecurity has deepened social divisions, fuelling anti-refugee sentiment and community tensions — particularly in sectors where foreign labour is prevalent. The study argues that without comprehensive reforms addressing both economic vulnerabilities and social tensions, cycles of instability are likely to persist.
To read the full article: click here
Disclaimer: Except for articles published on Blog Tadamon and the content of the resource pages, all materials on this website, including their respective photographs, are indexed from their original sources. All rights remain with the respective copyright holders.