The chapter concludes by distilling key lessons from Lebanon’s experience and offering strategic recommendations for curbing the black market, redefining the role of the state-owned tobacco monopoly, and envisioning a more sustainable economic future. It presents a framework for a new Shia identity within Lebanon’s evolving social and political landscape, emphasizing the need for a revised social contract that fosters stability, inclusivity, and economic resilience.

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Redefining Institutions and Identities: Strategies for Stability, Growth, and Regional Prosperity

  • Mazen Abboud

摘要

The chapter concludes by distilling key lessons from Lebanon’s experience and offering strategic recommendations for curbing the black market, redefining the role of the state-owned tobacco monopoly, and envisioning a more sustainable economic future. It presents a framework for a new Shia identity within Lebanon’s evolving social and political landscape, emphasizing the need for a revised social contract that fosters stability, inclusivity, and economic resilience.