الأمن الإنساني و عملية التحول الديمقراطي في مصر بعد 2011

Abstract EN

Since 2011, Egypt has lived through a popular movement within the framework of the march for demanding freedom, dignity and justice as basic requirements for the democratic transition process, which will define the features of the new human security map at all level.

The relationship between democratic transition and building human security in Egypt has formed a measure of the ability of state structures to orb the structural changes that accompany the transitional stages.

Building or demolishing the human security situation is linked to the strength of the degree of the transitional path, as well as the ruling elites in it.

Therefore, building human security in Egypt has, on the one hand, been linked to the duality of consensus and conflict between different elites, and the ability to orb new elites instead of excluding them from the public scene, and on the other hand, the ability of the elites to rebuild political institutions in a consensual and accommodating manner.