الدولة العربية و تحدي بناء الاستقلال

Abstract EN

Arab state has managed to hold up for a long time since its independence, although all readings were predicting its collapse shortly after its deformed born, but what happened is that after the country state caesarean section deliverance, it succeeded in establishing its institutions, and somewhat in the providing some services, such as health and education, and development.

Furthermore, it has exhibited a great potentiality in dedicating its own identity, and forcing citizens not only to comply with it but to accept it and to become enthusiastic about it.

For these reasons, it is not judicious at all to prejudice and erase or underestimated such achievements.

But the reality that cannot be covered is that Arab state suffers from a serious crisis.

Indeed, it becomes clear that the modern state, which implanted in most Arab countries while undergoing European colonialism, has brought to these countries economic, administrative and political institutions of the kind of those that existed in the colonial countries.

Consequently, the modern state has inherited some crises, problems and ravages that hallmark the European occupation phase, where the occupier has auto-planted as the first nucleus for the emergence of the so-called country Arab state.