الإصلاح السياسي في الكويت بعد عام 2011

الملخص EN

After 2011, many Gulf Arab states experienced political mobility, but not spontaneously, but there were some internal and external factors as well as some economic, social and even political conditions that contributed to creating this movement.

Most of these countries suffer many problems, including the hegemony of the ruling family On the authority, the absence of parties (political pluralism) and therefore this led to the absence of elections mainly contribute to the circulation of power peacefully and also among the problems lack of application of democratic principles, as is the case in many developed countries, it was only these problems float on For example, the State of Kuwait, the subject of the search for the political power in Kuwait, to a number of measures to ease the tension between the factions of the people to dissolve the National Assembly at times or to allow women to participate in politics at other times to convince the people that it is in Continue with him.

The reform of the Arab Gulf states is a reform that is unrealistic and ineffective because it wanted reforms to prolong the life of the political system, which had policies that marginalized and discriminated against the people.

Moreover, political systems failed to achieve national integration among the various components of society.

The manifestations of political and social violence in many Gulf countries against these countries, prompting the last (different classes of people) to move to claim their political and social rights