A prescription for developing countries to avoid chaos: A tolerant view

Shamsi S. Bawaneh
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Shamsi S. Bawaneh: Department of Business,King Talal School for Business,Princess Sumaya University for Technology,Al Jubaiha, 11941 Jordan

International Journal of Business and Social Research, 2012, vol. 2, issue 6, 85-90

Abstract: To avoid chaos, instability and bloodshed in the developing countries that are candidate for the next Arabian Spring, this study puts forward a suggested prescription that depends on wisdom as well as on tolerance and reconciliation between the three major players in the country; the state, the corrupted elite and the people. The prescription simply suggests that the silent wisdom in such countries come up with a tolerance plan with which all three parties find an escape to survival, have a social contract on it and let the government implement it. The plan should see light before the political situation in any country reaches a point of no return when bloodshed is involved.

Keywords: Developing Countries; Chaos; Tolerance; Corruption; Arabian Spring (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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