Public policies and the building of social awareness as a basis for political development and institutional stability: A comparative study of Jordan and Libya as a model

Abstract

This study investigates the relationship between public policy formulation and the development of social awareness as fundamental pillars for achieving political development and institutional stability. By employing a comparative analytical approach between  Jordan  and  Libya, the research highlights how divergent governance models—one based on a constitutional monarchy with deep-rooted institutionalism and the other on a state in revolutionary transition—utilize public policies to shape national consciousness.