Policy paper on governance architecture and local institutional design for stability and...
This paper examines the allocation of powers in Libya’s future local governance architecture and its implications for institutional balance, accountability, and implementation.
It focuses on realistic pathways for reform that can support both local legitimacy and national coherence.
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