Le mobilitazioni legate al lavoro nel contesto delle riforme neoliberali: un primo tentativo di sistematizzare la letteratura su Egitto, Marocco e Tunisia.

The 2011 Arab uprisings highlighted both the relevance of labour market problems in the Arab region and the key role played by workers and unemployed before and during the protests. Despite the centrality of the labour question in the region, the issue of labour related to collective mobilizations in the context of neoliberal reforms has not been a central subject of theoretical and empirical investigation in the academic literature. This article is a first attempt at systematizing the available studies (in English and French) on this topic, for three countries (Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia) and with a focus on the 2000-2011 period. In particular, it will shed light on the several factors affecting and shaping the dynamics of labour collective actions, their developments and implications.