https://video.megaphone.news/videos/watch/3a9bda3b-72e2-452e-93c2-4d236128096d أجري البحث لهذا الفيديو بين أيار 2019 وآذار 2020 على إيقاع الأزمة ثمّ الانهيار، وانتهى العمل عليه في تشرين الثاني 2020. لكنّ المشروع وُلد منذ أواخر العام 2018، عندما لمس فريق ميغافون الحاجة لإخراج الحديث عن الأزمة الاقتصادية من دوائر الاختصاصيين المغلقة وطرحه للنقاش العام قبيل ظهور بوادر الانهيار. وقد سعى المشروع إلى مقاربة الاقتصاد بلغة سياسية تخاطب جمهوراً شابّاً قد لا يعرف تاريخ الاقتصاد الحالي وبنيته، في محاولةٍ لتفكيك العلبة السوداء لنظام ريعي زبائني غير منتج، استفادت منه السلطة ووضعته في خدمة النظام المصرفي والقطاعات الريعية. وتبقى غاية الفريق تزويد المشاهد بصورة أوضح للعبة المصالح، من أجل السعي إلى المحاسبة وتخيُّل اقتصاد بديل يخدم مصالح عامّة الناس. (CC BY 2.0) 2020 ميغافون | المحتوى متوفّر تحت رخصة المشاع الإبداعي، الترخيص بالمثل 4.0 دولي [تصحيح: في الدقيقة ٢٠:١٧ تاريخ الحدث المذكور هو ٠٤/٠٨/٢٠٢٠ وليس ١٥/١٠/٢٠٢٠] [Turn on closed captions for English subtitles 💬] The research for this documentary was conducted between May 2019 and March 2020, to the rhythm of the crisis and the ensuing collapse. The work was completed in November 2020. However, the project first saw the light in late 2018, when the Megaphone team felt the need to move the discussion about the economic crisis beyond the closed circles of experts, and to open it up for public discussion. This decision was taken even before the first signs of collapse started appearing. The documentary looks at Lebanon's economy from a political lens and targets young audiences who may not be familiar with the history and structure of the current economic system. It is an attempt to deconstruct the black box of a non-productive, clientelistic, rentier-based system, which local authorities have exploited in service of their interests, the banking system, and rentier sectors. Megaphone's goal is to provide the viewer with a clearer picture of the economic interests and motivations of different players, in order to hold them to account, and reimagine an alternative economy that serves the public interests of the people. 2020 Megaphone | Content is available under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 4.0 International License (CC BY 2.0) [Correction: at 20:17, the date mentioned should be 04/08/2020, and not 15/10/2020] Bibliography Baroudi, S. E. (1998). Economic conflict in postwar Lebanon: state-labor relations between 1992 and 1997. The Middle East Journal, 531-550. Baumann, H. (2012). Citizen Hariri and neoliberal politics in postwar Lebanon (Doctoral dissertation, SOAS, University of London). Dibeh, G. (2000, January). Beyond the Neoliberal Monetarist Impasse: Toward a New Policy of Economic Recovery. In UNDP Conference on Linking Economic Growth and Social Development in Lebanon, UNDP Beirut, Ian. Dibeh, G. (2008). The business cycle in postwar Lebanon. Journal of International Development: The Journal of the Development Studies Association, 20(2), 145-160. Dibeh, G., Fakih, A., & Marrouch, W. (2020). Tourism–growth nexus under duress: Lebanon during the Syrian crisis. Tourism Economics, 26(3), 353-370. El Hariri, S., Mansour Ishrakieh, L., & Dagher, L. (2018). The Institute of Financial Economics Financial Stress Index (IFEFSI) for Lebanon. Gaspard, T. (2003). A political economy of Lebanon, 1948-2002: the limits of laissez-faire. Brill. Gaspard, T. (2017) Financial Crisis in Lebanon. Maison Du Futur, 12. Jomaa, I. (2007). Public debt management for Lebanon: situation analysis and strategy for change. ISBS. Makdisi, S. (2004) The lessons of Lebanon: The economics of war and development. IB Tauris Neaime, S. (2014) Twin deficits and the sustainability of public debt and exchange rate policies in Lebanon. Research in International Business and Finance, 33, 127-143 Saliba, E., Sayegh, W., & Salman, T. F. (2017). Assessing Labor Income Inequality in Lebanon's Private Sector: Findings, Comparative Analysis of Determinants, and Recommendations. UNDP Fiscal Policy Advisory and Reform Project at the Lebanese Ministry of Finance Report. Salti, N. (2019) No Country for Poor Men: How Lebanon’s Debt Has Exacerbated Inequality. Malcolm H. Kerr Carnegie Middle East Center. #economy #لبنان #lebanon #اقتصاد #قصة_اقتصاد #megaphone Sat, 11 Apr 2026 12:45:16 GMT https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html PeerTube - https://video.megaphone.news https://video.megaphone.news/lazy-static/avatars/80d60de5-201f-4196-ab2f-6e65f803e442.jpg https://video.megaphone.news/videos/watch/3a9bda3b-72e2-452e-93c2-4d236128096d All rights reserved, unless otherwise specified in the terms specified at https://video.megaphone.news/about and potential licenses granted by each content's rightholder.