Moving beyond street protests: Building social accountability in the Arab world
At the heart of the upheavals that swept across the Middle East region during the Arab Spring was the call for more transparent, fair and accountable government. In the aftermath of the uprisings, specialists are left to address the issue of transition to democratic rule. In doing so, they have to answer the following questions: how can we systemize the culture of accountability and democratic governance? How can we channel the popular energy of street mobilization into a powerful institution that keeps duty-bearers in check?
- Tags:
- social accountability
- Social Development
- Poverty
- Governance
- Energy
- Middle East and North Africa
- Yemen, Republic of
- West Bank and Gaza
- United Arab Emirates
- Tunisia
- Syrian Arab Republic
- Saudi Arabia
- Qatar
- Oman
- Morocco
- Libya
- Lebanon
- Kuwait
- Jordan
- Iraq
- Iran, Islamic Republic of
- Egypt, Arab Republic of
- Djibouti
- Bahrain
- Algeria