Role of Elites and State Development
The article discusses the importance of the elite class and the role of state management in this regard. It defines elites as the fundamental pillar for the success and change of societies. It explains that elites naturally form in societies with high awareness through various community activities, whereas our societies suffer from weak awareness and a decline in the role of elites due to cultural and social factors, such as attachment to traditions and the prevalence of social hypocrisy, which allow populist groups to dominate the scene. The article emphasizes that political systems often prefer to support obedient elites that do not hinder their interests. It concludes with a call for individuals to develop self-awareness and confront illusions and social hypocrisy to strengthen the role of effective elites.
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