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Intervention in LibyaKarin Wester
Historical

Intervention in Libya

340 pagesFirst published 20203 editions
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"In recent years, while Libya has gradually slid into a state of chaos, lawlessness, and violence, the views concerning the international response to the Libyan crisis in 2011 have also shifted noticeably. In 2011, despite the controversy over NATO's intervention in Libya, numerous actors involved - as well as observers - concurred in their positive assessment of the decision to intervene in the country. The German magazine Der Spiegel qualified the decision as a shift by the UN "from peace to people," and as "a turning point in international relations" - reflecting sentiments echoed…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionCambridge University Press2020—9781108576666
EditionCambridge University Press20203409781108477062
EditionCambridge University Press2020—9781108701853
International lawIntervention (international law)Libya, historyLibya, foreign relationsHumanitarian interventionHistoryForeign relationsDiplomatic relations