مقالات في صناعة الدول وتفكيكها، تُكتب من داخل بيئات سياسية معقّدة.
The Lebanese state does not anticipate. It waits for the collapse and then manages the debris. This is usually explained as incapacity, the result of weak institutions and chronic crisis. This issue argues the opposite: that reaction is not the state’s failure but its equilibrium, the mode a particular arrangement of power actively rewards. A state is reactive when anticipation would cost the people who run it more than the crisis does.
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