Political rationale and international consequences of the war in Libya

Synopsis

This Volume Examines The Political Rationale For The Various Actors In The Lead-up And Conduct Of The Military Intervention In Libya, And Goes On To Examine Its Broader Consequences. Us Intervention In The Libyan Civil War: Are There Lessons To Be Learned? / Tom J. Farer -- The War In Libya: The Political Rationale For France / François Heisbourg -- The Uk Political Rationale For Intervention And Its Consequences / Christina J. M. Goulter -- Russia: The Principle Of Non-intervention And The Libya Case / Ann Karin Larssen -- The Political Rationale Of China’s Deliberate Limited Role In The Libyan Civil War / Sheng Ding -- Libya & The Arab League / Ranj Alaaldin -- The Rationale And Implications Of Qatar’s Intervention In Libya / Kristian Coates Ulrichsen -- The Political Rationale And Implications Of The United Arab Emirates’ Military Involvement In Libya / Jean-marc Rickli -- The Political Rationale And Implications Of Norway’s Military Involvement In Libya / Dag Henriksen -- The Swedish Decision To Participate In Operation Unified Protector / Robert Egnell --the Danish Libya Campaign : Out In Front In Pursuit Of Pride, Praise, And Position / Peter Vigo Jakobsen -- The Role And Impact On Nato /ryan C. Hendrickson -- Libya, R2p, And The United Nations / Thomas G. Weiss -- The Intervention In Libya In A Legal Perspective: R2p And International Law / Sigmund Simonsen -- The Role And Impact On The African Union / Linnéa Gelot -- The Impact Of The War On Libya / George Joffeé Edited By Dag Henriksen And Ann Karin Larssen. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.