Libya's Dangerous Political Stalemate

Riccardo Redaelli

Libya's Dangerous Political Stalemate

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Abstract

Until now, most of the external actors involved in Libya relied on a Cold-War “zero sum game theory”, based on the dichotomic vision amicus/hostis (friend/enemy) of classical realpolitik. It is time this changes.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2019

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libya
middle east

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