Lebanon State Formation Obstacle

The article addresses the causes and obstacles hindering the building of a strong and sustainable state in Lebanon, emphasizing that the problem is not solely rooted in constitutional texts but also in the lack of commitment to implementing laws, the interference of economic networks and political influence, and reliance on personal loyalties instead of institutions. It stresses the importance of changing the political culture and practices that govern the relationship between citizens and the state, as well as the need for a profound reform that encompasses institutions and political culture, not just legal texts. It also points out that the presence of interests benefiting from the state's weakness obstructs reform efforts, and that responsibility lies equally on political leaders and citizens to achieve a rule-of-law, strong, and independent state in Lebanon.

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