Strengthening local administration and local governance and their role in building community peace Libya as a model

Abstract

This research introduction discusses the critical role of local administration and governance in Libya, especially in the context of political and social transformations following the revolution. It emphasizes that strong local governance is vital for building societal peace, fostering political and security stability, and restoring trust between the government and citizens. Studies suggest that effective governance leads to fair resource distribution, transparency, and accountability, which are key to societal stability and economic growth despite challenges Libya has faced since 2011.The research problem aims to explore whether local administration and governance can effectively promote community peace in a country marked by political, tribal, and social complexities. It also seeks to understand their role in balancing tribal heritage with democracy and addressing the challenges of applying local governance in Libya.The research hypothesizes that enhancing local governance through civic participation, transparency, and accountability could significantly contribute to peace and stability in Libya. This hypothesis frames the study's focus on the influence of governance on community peace and stability strategies