عين ليبيا
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The article sets out the conditions for renaissance, drawing on Malik Bennabi’s experience. It argues that renaissance cannot be achieved by reforming the state or developing people alone, but requires an independent, proactive society interacting with an institutional state that upholds the law and supports work and production. The peaceful transfer of power, accountability, the independence of universities, research centers, and the media, and freedom of criticism and inquiry are also essential to correcting course and preventing the concentration of decision-making in a few hands. The article further calls for a reassessment of how much Bennabi’s project addressed political, economic, and institutional structures, and of how its diagnosis of underdevelopment might be translated into practical tools for change.
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