The Economy Of Resistance: Its Concept, Structure, And Characteristics

Abstract

The economy of resistance is an integrated economic policy, that is, it is a scientific model commensurate with the needs of the country, and it is a self-producing economy that is not closed, but rather linked with the economies of the world. Western capitalism in terms of GDP and national growth, but rather depends on supporting various production units and reducing the dependence of the country’s general budget on oil revenues mainly, and it also includes working to reform the structure of the banking sector by controlling the fluctuations of the money market, and trying to disengage from the US dollar.

The economy of resistance is considered one of the best ways to deal with economic sanctions against countries in cases where commercial exports and imports are not allowed and which are subject to sanctions or an economic blockade, as the economy of resistance has internal components stemming from coherent institutional construction in various strategic, economic, military and security fields, and the people who It enjoys self-capabilities and great capabilities in all fields and is united by a national ideological affiliation that stems from its faith identity and is armed with faith in the face of external aggressions, as the policy of the economy of resistance is a policy derived from the faith and scientific culture and it is considered as long-term measures for the national economy, as it achieves strategic and fundamental goals in the field of Economic issues in the face of the various shocks that the state is exposed to, such as the plans and agendas of colonial countries that aim to control economic wealth and control the political system of weak countries.

The research came to present a preliminary theoretical study that explains the concept of the economy of resistance as explained and separated by the owner of the theory and the elements on which it relies and the pillars upon which his ideas were based. This research is the first link in a series of researches dealing with this great approach and explaining the experiences of the countries that have benefited from it.