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Democracy, Globalization... and Wars Author: Hassan Khalil
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Today, we experience the tremors of a world beyond values, where many issues have changed. Wars are increasing, freedoms are shrinking, and human rights are subject to political blackmail and exploitation. The expanse of political and intellectual desolation is growing in favor of commercial consumption and paid writing for those in power. No true horizon has yet formed. The supposedly alternative forces have not yet understood their circular dilemma and their neglect of their duties. New 'popular' forces have attempted to take some initiative, taking to the streets in various places, demanding, protesting, burning, and striking, believing in and convinced of their choices, indifferent to suppression from here or exploitation from there. They descended, but they were not alone. They spoke, but did not express what they truly wanted, as others seized the moment and the discourse. (Author) Dr. Hassan Hussein Khalil: Born in Dawra, Akkar District, Lebanon. Worked as a teacher at Qawous Akkar Public School and Al-Ateeqa Akkar Public High School. Holds a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy from the Lebanese University - Third Branch. Obtained a Diploma of Advanced Studies in Philosophy from the University of Paris VIII. Holds a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Paris VIII and currently works as a researcher within the university's team. Has several published studies in Arab and local journals. Published works include: 'Issues Under Formation,' Dar Al-Farabi, 2011. 'Démocratie Le grand Dégout,' Dar Al-Farabi, 2011. 'La confusion des valeurs,' Dar Al-Farabi, 2012.