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Europe and the Libyan Crisis: a Failed State in the Backyard?
Arturo Varvelli
03 marzo 2014

 

Abstract

Three years after the Libyan uprising in 2011, and a few days after the elections for the Constitutional Assembly, the country is preparing for the “Friends of Libya Conference” in Rome on March 6, designed to provide support on security, justice and the rule of law in the country. The conference, a follow-up to one a year ago in Paris, arrives against a background of continuing insecurity. The European Union and its individual members are trying to support Libyan transition, but, till now, they have had little impact on stabilization. 

Arturo Varvelli is ISPI Senior Research Fellow.

* Part of this paper is already published in Brother Muslim and the Iran, out of the principles and into the political arena, Al Mesbar Studies and Research Centre, no. 81, september 2013.

 
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