The Green Book (Libya)

The Green Book in Libya is a political philosophy booklet written by Muammar Gaddafi in the 1970s. It outlines his ideas on governance, combining socialism, democracy, and Islamic principles, and aims to promote direct participation of citizens in decision-making. The book rejects traditional political systems like representative democracy and capitalism, advocating instead for a form of communal rule and social justice. It served as the ideological foundation for Gaddafi’s regime, emphasizing the importance of grassroots participation and collective leadership in Libya's political structure.