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Libya uprising Analysis: The Challenges of Keeping Libya Together 23 Mar 2012
The province of Cyrenaica is the latest region to have announced its intention to have greater autonomy in Libya. Being the birthplace of the Libyan revolution, this has drawn the ire of the fragile National Transitional Council in Tripoli. Asserting its control will involve firmer security control and a rapid transition to democracy. Libya Middle East and North Africa
WHR 1-12 cover News: Libya: Not a model for future intervention 19 Mar 2012
The 2011 Libyan operation cannot be a widely applicable model for future intervention, regardless of the military success of the campaign that helped rebels depose Qadhafi at little civilian cost. This is important to bear in mind as the unfolding crisis in Syria rumbles on, or new ones develop, claims a new report by the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). UK Europe Middle East and North Africa Libya France Americas
Eurofighter 2 RUSI Journal: The Latest Test for NATO 21 Feb 2012
An inside view of NATO operations in Libya assesses the achievements and limitations of the campaign NATO International Institutions Libya Middle East and North Africa Europe
2012 button Analysis: Aftershocks and Transitions: an Unashamedly Speculative Look at 2012 15 Dec 2011 by Shashank Joshi
If this year brought us an earthquake, then 2012 will be a year of aftershocks and transitions. Speculate as we might, we must still prepare for the predictable but watch for the surprises. India Central and South Asia Afghanistan Pakistan Egypt Middle East and North Africa The Gulf Region Libya Iran Iraq Middle East Peace Europe Pacific Americas
Sohail_Counting the Cost RUSI Newsbrief: Counting the Cost of Human Conflict 23 Nov 2011
As NATO concludes its military intervention in Libya, attention turns to counting the human cost of the conflict. Middle East and North Africa Libya
Joffe_A Troubled Future RUSI Newsbrief: Libya and North Africa: A Troubled Future? 23 Nov 2011 by George Joffé
Following the fall of the Qadhafi regime, North African states are considering the regional implications and reassessing their own relationships with the nascent Libyan state. Middle East and North Africa Libya
Analysis Podcast thumb Analysis: ANALYSIS PODCAST: Assessing the Libya Campaign 16 Nov 2011 by Elizabeth Pearson
RUSI Director Professor Michael Clarke assesses the Libya military campaign after the fall of Qadhafi and the transition to a new Libyan government. He talks to Lizz Pearson and outlines RUSI's research into this intervention. Libya Middle East and North Africa
Qadhafi Analysis: What Qadhafi's death means 21 Oct 2011 by Shashank Joshi
The death of Colonel Qadhafi rids the world of a tyrant, but it is no milestone in the Arab Spring. To focus on the departed dictator is to miss the real story, and abstract notions of 'closure' won't magically translate into stable government. Libya Middle East and North Africa
Libya Rebels News: Accidental Heroes: Britain, France and the Libya Operation - RUSI Interim Libya Campaign Report 23 Sep 2011 by Professor Michael Clarke, Professor Malcolm Chalmers, Dr Jonathan Eyal, Shashank Joshi, Mark Phillips, Elizabeth Quintana, Dr Lee Willett
23/09/11: A RUSI report looks at the diplomatic, strategic and military aspects of the recent Libya campaign. Libya Middle East and North Africa
Libya Rebels Blast Analysis: Reasons to be cautiously optimistic about post-Qadhafi Libya 24 Aug 2011 by Shashank Joshi
Dire warnings of marauding rebels soaking Tripoli's streets with blood have simply not materialised, and are unlikely to do so. We should beware of unduly inflating the ghosts of Islamism, tribal factionalism and the chaos of Baghdad haunting the new Libya. Libya Middle East and North Africa
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