Lebanese Security and Sovereignty Research
The article focuses on efforts to rebuild and strengthen Lebanon's national security by addressing the crisis of fragmented sovereignty and weakened state institutions resulting from decades of external interference and multiple decision-making centers. It also highlights the decline in judicial independence and the fragility of public administration. The paper emphasizes that the solution requires transitioning from a negotiable sovereignty among centers of influence to a constitutional sovereignty, based on legitimate institutions capable of independently protecting the state and national interests, with the aim of achieving genuine political stability and sustainable security in Lebanon.
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