20 Days
Source:
عربي21
124 Years Later: The Persistence of Security State
One hundred and twenty-four years after the death of Abdulrahman Al Kawakibi, the question he posed about the nature of the relationship between humans and the state remains central, especially in the context of rebuilding Syrian society after years of war and occupation. The article highlights that the problem is not merely about changing styles of governance but also about establishing accountable institutions, fostering a culture of participation and trust between the state and its citizens, and preventing the resurgence of tyranny in new forms. It emphasizes that the real challenge is transforming the state from a source of fear into an institution that enables human participation in the public sphere and moving away from a relationship based on fear and dependency.
Size: 120%Text Size
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)