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2. UN Security Council Sanctions and Mediation in Libya Synergy or Obstruction?

Author

Portela, Clara and Perroux, Jean-Louis Romanet

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, International mediation -- Analysis, Conflict management -- Analysis, Intervention (International law) -- Analysis, Sanctions (International law) -- Analysis, Political science, United Nations. Security Council -- Analysis
Abstract

The UN frequently employs sanctions on the same conflicts where it attempts mediation. While both efforts carry a UN stamp, they follow different political logics that are not always coherent with each other: sanctions are enacted by the UN Security Council, while mediation is led by a special representative/envoy of the UN SecretaryGeneral, often on the basis of a Security Council mandate. This article explores two UN interventions in Libya that combined mediation with mandatory sanctions: the conflict leading to the overthrow of the Muammar Qaddafi regime (2011) and the civil war that ensued when the country was split between the first elected parliament and its successor (2014-2015). The Libyan case illustrates that the coherence of mediation and sanctions ultimately depends on the UN Security Council unity of purpose. Keywords United Nations Security Council - Libya - mediation - sanctions - policy coherence principal-agent framework, 1 Introduction The United Nations frequently employs sanctions on the same conflicts where it attempts mediation. While both efforts carry a UN stamp, they follow different political logics and processes. [...]

Published
2022
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3. German Foreign Policy Rules for Action during the 2011 Libya Crisis

Author

Kurthen, Hermann

Subjects
Libya -- International relations -- Strategic aspects, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Foreign policy -- Political aspects, Policy sciences -- Political aspects, Ethnic, cultural, racial issues/studies, History, Political science, Social sciences
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This article presents the conceptualization of fundamental foreign policy beliefs of 62 German decision-makers and experts from the executive branch, parliament, think tanks, media, and academia concerning the March 2011 UN Security Council resolution on Libya. The actors' perceptions were abductively inferred from qualitative interviews using the reconstructivist theoretical framework. Four types of respondents were identified: Realists, Normalizers, Traditionalists, and Pacifists. While they shared the general imperatives of military restraint, alliance solidarity, multilateralism, and upholding values, their specific partisan-ideological interpretation of the application of those rules for action in the case of Libya differed. Both Normalizers and Traditionalists perceived Germany's UN vote abstention and non-participation in the NATO-led intervention as a break with German foreign policy and a costly mistake, whereas the Realists and Pacifists were in support of the German center-right coalition government's policy of military restraint, although for very different reasons. Keywords: actor typology, German foreign policy, Libya conflict, qualitative analysis, rules for action, UN Resolution 1973, Introduction On 17 March 2011, the UN Security Council passed Resolution 1973 authorizing the establishment of a no-fly zone and the use of force to protect the Libyan civilian population. [...]

Published
2020
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4. Presidential deception in foreign policy making: Military intervention in Libya 2011

Author

Weissman, Stephen R.

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Intervention (International law), Dictators -- Military policy, Deception -- Political aspects, Government, History, Political science
Abstract

How did a U.S.--led, U.N.--approved military intervention to protect civilians in Libya end up enabling rebels to overthrow the Qaddafi regime? A variety of evidence shows that the Obama administration was dishonest in publicly describing its military purpose as solely humanitarian when it was largely directed towards regime change. Presidential deception prevented the emergence of alternative policies that might have avoided Libya's postwar chaos while obfuscating U.S. responsibility for that consequence. The essence of the deception is set forth below in contrasting statements by President Obama and former Central Intelligence Agency Director and Secretary of Defense Panetta. Keywords: president, Obama, Libya, Qaddafi, intervention, Benghazi, Clinton, 'Of course, there is no question that Libya--and the world--would be better off with Qaddafi out of power. I, along with many other world leaders, have embraced that goal, and [...]

Published
2016
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5. The law: military operations in Libya: no war? No hostilities?

Author

Fisher, Louis

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Executive power -- Interpretation and construction, Military maneuvers -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Government, History, Political science, War Powers Resolution of 1973, North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- Military policy, United Nations. Security Council -- Military policy
Abstract

The Obama administration produced two remarkable legal opinions about the use of military force against Libya. A memo by the Office of Legal Counsel reasoned that the operations did not amount to 'war.' Later, after military actions exceeded the 90-day limit of the War Powers Resolution (WPR), President Obama was advised by White House Counsel Robert Bauer and State Department Legal Advisor Harold Koh that the operations did not even constitute 'hostilities' within the meaning of the WPR. This article examines those interpretations and other legal arguments by the executive branch, including the claim that the military actions in Libya had been 'authorized' by the UN Security Council and North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies., While escalating the war in Afghanistan and attempting to withdraw U.S. forces from Iraq, President Barack Obama in March 2011 opened a new war in Libya without seeking or obtaining [...]

Published
2012

6. Everyone Says The Libya Intervention Was A Failure: They're Wrong

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, United States foreign relations -- Military aspects, War crimes -- Control, International relations, Political science
Abstract

US President Obama suggested that one of his biggest regrets failure to plan for Libya after the 2011 NATO intervention. Libya is a failed state, but that does not mean [...]

Published
2016

7. Supporting the warfighter from the U.S. Naval observatory: enabling decision superiority

Author

Benson, Kirk R.

Subjects
United States. Naval Observatory -- Services, Mount Whitney (Warship) -- Technology application, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Administrative agencies -- Services, Civil war -- Military aspects -- Libya -- United States, Military maneuvers -- Technology application, Technology application, Government, Political science
Abstract

On March 19, 2011, as the U. S. Navy command ship USS Mount Whitney sliced through the Mediterranean Sea off Sicily, Adm. Samuel J. Locklear III, the commander of U. [...]

Published
2015

8. Fall Of Gaddafi: Policy Challenge For China And Russia

Author

Dorsey, James M.

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Libyan Revolution, 2011 -- International aspects, Rebels -- Political activity, Market trend/market analysis, International relations, Political science
Abstract

As rebels organize to govern Libya, global powers pay their respects to new rulers of a nation ranking ninth in the world with oil reserves. NATO supported overthrowing the Gaddafi [...]

Published
2011

9. The descent of the Libyan war into a stalemate almost exactly coincides with our handing the operation over to NATO

Subjects
Libya -- Military aspects, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Intervention (International law) -- International aspects -- Methods, Political science, North Atlantic Treaty Organization -- Military policy
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* The descent of the Libyan war into a stalemate almost exactly coincides with our handing the operation over to NATO. The handoff was not the only reason for our [...]

Published
2011

10. World beat

Author

Feffer, John

Subjects
Libya -- Military aspects -- Demonstrations and protests, Syrian Uprising, 2011-, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Intervention (International law), Government, Resistance to, No-fly zones, International relations, Political science, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

The Undead Chicken Muammar Gaddafi is the undead chicken. Bashar al-Assad of Syria and King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa of Bahrain are the unscared monkeys. The United States has [...]

Published
2011

11. The Digest

Author

O'Sullivan, Jim

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Military assistance -- Forecasts and trends, Public debts -- Management, Immigration policy -- Political aspects, Deficit financing -- Management, Credit ratings -- Economic aspects -- Political aspects, United States economic conditions -- Forecasts and trends, Company business management, Market trend/market analysis, Government, Political science
Abstract

Byline: Jim O'Sullivan POLICY Remain Calm, All Is Well, Sort of The decision by Standard & PoorÇÖs on Monday to score at one in three or better the chances that [...]

Published
2011

12. War without strategy: what, precisely, does the president hope to achieve in Libya?

Author

Hanson, Victor Davis

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Intervention (International law), Political science
Abstract

PRES. BARACK OBAMA'S reluctant military intervention in Libya followed from a number of logical considerations. First, his administration had been widely criticized for much of 2011 for his contradictory and [...]

Published
2011

13. Whose War in Libya?

Subjects
Libya -- Military aspects, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Political science
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Not surprisingly, over the last two weeks President Obama has proven himself a highly ambivalent warrior. Bizarrely, he says he's putting the U.S. military at the service of the U.N. [...]

Published
2011

14. World beat

Author

Feffer, John

Subjects
Libya -- Demonstrations and protests -- Military aspects, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Foreign policy -- Analysis, Intervention (International law), Government, Resistance to, International relations, Political science, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

The No-Doctrine President Zoologists get pretty excited when they discover an unusual animal. They happily devote many hours to the task of classifying the beast and, if it qualifies as [...]

Published
2011

15. Rebels Seek Qaddafi's Frozen Assets

Author

Dreazen, Yochi J.

Subjects
Libya -- Political aspects -- Military aspects, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Liquidity (Finance) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Company financing, Government, Political science
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Byline: Yochi J. Dreazen On February 25, nearly a month before U.S. warplanes began bombing targets across Libya, the Obama administration launched a different kind of assault on the regime [...]

Published
2011

16. The Digest

Author

O'Sullivan, Jim

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Political parties -- Libya -- United States, Tax policy -- Political aspects, Budget -- Political aspects, Government, Political science, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Republican Party (United States) -- Economic policy
Abstract

Byline: Jim O'Sullivan POLICY To the Brink The expiration of temporary tax cuts late last year constituted but an undercard bout for this weekÇÖs continuing-resolution thriller, with both parties edging [...]

Published
2011

17. When we wrote about Libya last issue, Qaddafi seemed doomed, and we opposed proposals for a no-fly zone as an unnecessary humanitarian gesture

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, No-fly zones -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Market trend/market analysis, Political science
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When we wrote about Libya last issue, Qaddafi seemed doomed, and we opposed proposals for a no-fly zone as an unnecessary humanitarian gesture. In stunning fashion, Qaddafi has reversed the [...]

Published
2011

18. EU/LIBYA CRISIS : MEPS BLAME MEMBER STATES FOR LACK OF COORDINATION

Subjects
Libya -- Economic aspects -- Membership, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, International agencies -- Membership, Business, Business, international, Political science, European Union. European Parliament -- Membership
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Members of the European Parliament criticised the lack of coordination between member states on the military intervention in Libya during an exchange of views with the Union's High Representative, Catherine [...]

Published
2011

19. World beat

Author

Feffer, John

Subjects
Libya -- Demonstrations and protests -- Military aspects, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Libyan Revolution, 2011, Intervention (International law), Government, Resistance to, International relations, Political science, Regional focus/area studies
Abstract

Endgame for Gaddafi? In its threat to use force against the Libyan government, the international community put Muammar Gaddafi into what chess aficionados call zugzwang. This clever gambit traps the [...]

Published
2011

20. Congressional Insiders Poll

Author

Barnes, James A. and Bell, Peter

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Labor unions -- Influence -- United States -- Libya, Legislators -- Surveys, Government, Political science
Abstract

Byline: James A. Barnes and Peter Bell Grade President ObamaÇÖs handling of the Libyan crisis. Democrats (29 votes) Average grade: B- Ãá Ãá A: 17% 2/19/11*: 56% B: 52% 2/19/11*:Ãá [...]

Published
2011

21. Qaddafi: Strangling the Arab Spring?

Author

Kitfield, James

Subjects
Libya -- Military aspects -- Political aspects, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Intervention (International law), Government, Political science
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Byline: James Kitfield The United StatesÇÖ post-Cold War compulsion to intervene militarily to try to tame a cruel and fractious world has survived a decade of war and a 20-year [...]

Published
2011

22. On Libya, Europeans Are the Hawks

Author

Dreazen, Yochi J.

Subjects
Europe -- Military policy -- International relations, Libya -- Political aspects -- Military aspects, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Covert operations, Military maneuvers, Government, Political science
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Byline: Yochi J. Dreazen In a daring early-morning rescue mission, a small fleet of Western military planes touched down at a series of remote locations in LibyaÇÖs forbidding desert, dropping [...]

Published
2011

23. Hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee Subject: 'The Situation in Syria' Chaired by: Senator Carl Levin (D-MI) Witnesses: Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta; General Martin Dempsey, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Location: 106 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. Time: 9:00 a.m. EST Date: Wednesday, March 7, 2012 (Part 4)

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Military leaders, Legislators, Intervention (International law), Office buildings -- Iran -- Syria, Political science, Arab League
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Four, we need to have a clear legal basis for any action that we take. And five, keep all options on the table, but recognize that there are limitations of [...]

Published
2012

24. NBC 'Today' Interview with Senator John McCain (R-AZ) Subject: Senator McCain's Comments Regarding Illegal Immigrants and the Fires in Arizona; Prospective Troop Withdrawals from Afghanistan; U.S. Military Intervention in Libya Interviewer: Ann Curry Time: 7:07 a.m. EDT Date: Tuesday, June 21, 2011 (Part 1)

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Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Television broadcasting industry, Legislators -- Interviews, Illegal immigrants -- Interviews, Intervention (International law), Troop withdrawal, Political science
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NBC 'Today' Interview with Senator John McCain (R-AZ) Subject: Senator McCain's Comments Regarding Illegal Immigrants and the Fires in Arizona; Prospective Troop Withdrawals from Afghanistan; U.S. Military Intervention in Libya [...]

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2011

25. NBC 'Today' Interview with Senator John McCain (R-AZ) Subject: Senator McCain's Comments Regarding Illegal Immigrants and the Fires in Arizona; Prospective Troop Withdrawals from Afghanistan; U.S. Military Intervention in Libya Interviewer: Ann Curry Time: 7:07 a.m. EDT Date: Tuesday, June 21, 2011 (Part 1)

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Television broadcasting industry, Legislators -- Interviews, Illegal immigrants -- Interviews, Intervention (International law), Troop withdrawal, Political science
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NBC 'Today' Interview with Senator John McCain (R-AZ) Subject: Senator McCain's Comments Regarding Illegal Immigrants and the Fires in Arizona; Prospective Troop Withdrawals from Afghanistan; U.S. Military Intervention in Libya [...]

Published
2011

26. NBC 'Today' Interview with Senator John McCain (R-AZ) Subject: Senator McCain's Comments Regarding Illegal Immigrants and the Fires in Arizona; Prospective Troop Withdrawals from Afghanistan; U.S. Military Intervention in Libya Interviewer: Ann Curry Time: 7:07 a.m. EDT Date: Tuesday, June 21, 2011 (Part 1)

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Television broadcasting industry, Legislators -- Interviews, Illegal immigrants -- Interviews, Intervention (International law), Troop withdrawal, Political science
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NBC 'Today' Interview with Senator John McCain (R-AZ) Subject: Senator McCain's Comments Regarding Illegal Immigrants and the Fires in Arizona; Prospective Troop Withdrawals from Afghanistan; U.S. Military Intervention in Libya [...]

Published
2011

27. NBC 'Today' Interview with Senator John McCain (R-AZ) Subject: Senator McCain's Comments Regarding Illegal Immigrants and the Fires in Arizona; Prospective Troop Withdrawals from Afghanistan; U.S. Military Intervention in Libya Interviewer: Ann Curry Time: 7:07 a.m. EDT Date: Tuesday, June 21, 2011 (Part 1)

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Television broadcasting industry, Legislators -- Interviews, Illegal immigrants -- Interviews, Intervention (International law), Troop withdrawal, Political science
Abstract

NBC 'Today' Interview with Senator John McCain (R-AZ) Subject: Senator McCain's Comments Regarding Illegal Immigrants and the Fires in Arizona; Prospective Troop Withdrawals from Afghanistan; U.S. Military Intervention in Libya [...]

Published
2011

28. MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH REPRESENTATIVE NITA LOWEY (D-NY) SUBJECT: CALLS FOR THE INVOKING OF THE WAR POWERS ACT IN REGARD TO U.S. MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA; TROOP WITHDRAWALS FROM AFGHANISTAN; EFFORTS TO LEGALIZE GAY MARRIAGE IN NEW YORK STATE INTERVIEWER: ANDREA MITCHELL TIME: 1:31 P.M. EDT DATE: MONDAY, JUNE 20, 2011 (Part 1)

Subjects
MSNBC Cable Network, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Cable television broadcasting industry -- Government finance, Same-sex marriage -- Government finance, Legislators -- Government finance -- Interviews, Intervention (International law) -- Government finance, Troop withdrawal -- Government finance, Political science, War Powers Resolution of 1973
Abstract

MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH REPRESENTATIVE NITA LOWEY (D-NY) SUBJECT: CALLS FOR THE INVOKING OF THE WAR POWERS ACT IN REGARD TO U.S. MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA; TROOP WITHDRAWALS [...]

Published
2011

29. STATE DEPARTMENT FOREIGN PRESS CENTER BRIEFING SUBJECTS INCLUDE: A PREVIEW OF THE U.S.-AFRICAN UNION (AU) MEETINGS IN WASHINGTON; THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN AFRICA, INCLUDING IN LIBYA BRIEFERS: JEAN PING, CHAIRPERSON OF THE COMMISSION OF THE AFRICAN UNION, AND MICHAEL BATTLE, U.S. AMBASSADOR TO THE AFRICAN UNION MODERATORS: DICK CUSTIN AND KARRIE DENVER LOCATION: THE FOREIGN PRESS CENTER, WASHINGTON,... (Part 4)

Subjects
United States. Department of State, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Meetings, Ambassadors, Political science
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STATE DEPARTMENT FOREIGN PRESS CENTER BRIEFING SUBJECTS INCLUDE: A PREVIEW OF THE U.S.-AFRICAN UNION (AU) MEETINGS IN WASHINGTON; THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN AFRICA, INCLUDING IN LIBYA BRIEFERS: JEAN PING, CHAIRPERSON [...]

Published
2011

30. STATE DEPARTMENT FOREIGN PRESS CENTER BRIEFING SUBJECTS INCLUDE: A PREVIEW OF THE U.S.-AFRICAN UNION (AU) MEETINGS IN WASHINGTON; THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN AFRICA, INCLUDING IN LIBYA BRIEFERS: JEAN PING, CHAIRPERSON OF THE COMMISSION OF THE AFRICAN UNION, AND MICHAEL BATTLE, U.S. AMBASSADOR TO THE AFRICAN UNION MODERATORS: DICK CUSTIN AND KARRIE DENVER LOCATION: THE FOREIGN PRESS CENTER, WASHINGTON,... (Part 4)

Subjects
United States. Department of State, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Meetings, Ambassadors, Political science
Abstract

STATE DEPARTMENT FOREIGN PRESS CENTER BRIEFING SUBJECTS INCLUDE: A PREVIEW OF THE U.S.-AFRICAN UNION (AU) MEETINGS IN WASHINGTON; THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN AFRICA, INCLUDING IN LIBYA BRIEFERS: JEAN PING, CHAIRPERSON [...]

Published
2011

31. U.S. AMBASSADOR TO THE AFRICAN UNION MICHAEL BATTLE AND AFRICAN UNION CHAIRMAN JEAN PING HOLD A STATE DEPARTMENT NEWS BRIEFING AT THE FOREIGN PRESS CENTER ON THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN AFRICA AND THE APRIL 20-21 U.S.-A.U. HIGH-LEVEL MEETINGS IN WASHINGTON

Subjects
United States. Department of State, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Business, general, Business, Political science, African Union
Abstract

Original Source: Political Transcript Wire U.S. AMBASSADOR TO THE AFRICAN UNION MICHAEL BATTLE AND AFRICAN UNION CHAIRMAN JEAN PING HOLD A STATE DEPARTMENT NEWS BRIEFING AT THE WASHINGTON FOREIGN PRESS [...]

Published
2011

32. ADVANCE FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 7:20 P.M. (Part 1)

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Political science
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ADVANCE FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 7:20 P.M. (Administration, repair, customer service) Fax ----- 202-393-4733 Scheduling/Kirk Hanneman - 202-216-2813 Billing Information ------ 202-216-2711 Daybook/Pat Thorne ----- [...]

Published
2011

33. ADVANCE FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 7:20 P.M. (Part 1)

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Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Political science
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ADVANCE FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 7:20 P.M. (Administration, repair, customer service) Fax ----- 202-393-4733 Scheduling/Kirk Hanneman - 202-216-2813 Billing Information ------ 202-216-2711 Daybook/Pat Thorne ----- [...]

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2011

34. ADVANCE FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 7:20 P.M. (Part 1)

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Political science
Abstract

ADVANCE FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 7:20 P.M. (Administration, repair, customer service) Fax ----- 202-393-4733 Scheduling/Kirk Hanneman - 202-216-2813 Billing Information ------ 202-216-2711 Daybook/Pat Thorne ----- [...]

Published
2011

35. ADVANCE FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 7:20 P.M. (Part 1)

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Political science
Abstract

ADVANCE FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 2011 7:20 P.M. (Administration, repair, customer service) Fax ----- 202-393-4733 Scheduling/Kirk Hanneman - 202-216-2813 Billing Information ------ 202-216-2711 Daybook/Pat Thorne ----- [...]

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2011

36. COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY STUDIES; RAY TAKEYH, SENIOR FELLOW FOR MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES PRESIDER: DEBORAH JEROME, DEPUTY EDITOR, CFR.ORG LOCATION: COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK TIME: 11:16... (Part 7)

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Editors, Political science
Abstract

COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY [...]

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2011

37. COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY STUDIES; RAY TAKEYH, SENIOR FELLOW FOR MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES PRESIDER: DEBORAH JEROME, DEPUTY EDITOR, CFR.ORG LOCATION: COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK TIME: 11:16... (Part 3)

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Editors, Political science, United Nations. Security Council
Abstract

COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY [...]

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2011

38. COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY STUDIES; RAY TAKEYH, SENIOR FELLOW FOR MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES PRESIDER: DEBORAH JEROME, DEPUTY EDITOR, CFR.ORG LOCATION: COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK TIME: 11:16... (Part 7)

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Editors, Political science
Abstract

COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY [...]

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2011

39. COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY STUDIES; RAY TAKEYH, SENIOR FELLOW FOR MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES PRESIDER: DEBORAH JEROME, DEPUTY EDITOR, CFR.ORG LOCATION: COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK TIME: 11:16... (Part 4)

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Editors, Political science
Abstract

COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY [...]

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2011

40. COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY STUDIES; RAY TAKEYH, SENIOR FELLOW FOR MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES PRESIDER: DEBORAH JEROME, DEPUTY EDITOR, CFR.ORG LOCATION: COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK TIME: 11:16... (Part 3)

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Editors, Political science, United Nations. Security Council
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COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY [...]

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2011

41. COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY STUDIES; RAY TAKEYH, SENIOR FELLOW FOR MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES PRESIDER: DEBORAH JEROME, DEPUTY EDITOR, CFR.ORG LOCATION: COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK TIME: 11:16... (Part 4)

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Editors, Political science
Abstract

COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY [...]

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2011

42. COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY STUDIES; RAY TAKEYH, SENIOR FELLOW FOR MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES PRESIDER: DEBORAH JEROME, DEPUTY EDITOR, CFR.ORG LOCATION: COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK TIME: 11:16

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Editors, Political science, Arab League, United Nations. Security Council
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COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY [...]

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2011

43. COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY STUDIES; RAY TAKEYH, SENIOR FELLOW FOR MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES PRESIDER: DEBORAH JEROME, DEPUTY EDITOR, CFR.ORG LOCATION: COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS, NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK TIME: 11:16

Subjects
Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Editors, Political science, Arab League, United Nations. Security Council
Abstract

COUNCIL ON FOREIGN RELATIONS CONFERENCE CALL SUBJECT: STRATEGY AND THE RAMIFICATIONS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION IN LIBYA BY COALITION FORCES SPEAKERS: MAX BOOT, JEANE K. KIRKPATRICK SENIOR FELLOW FOR NATIONAL SECURITY [...]

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2011

44. MSNBC 'THE DAILY RUNDOWN' INTERVIEW WITH REPRESENTATIVE ADAM SMITH (D-WA) SUBJECT: THE UNITED STATES' ROLE IN OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: WILLIE GEIST TIME: 9:07 A.M. EDT DATE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 2011 (Part 1)

Subjects
MSNBC Cable Network, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Cable television broadcasting industry, Legislators -- Interviews, Political science
Abstract

MSNBC 'THE DAILY RUNDOWN' INTERVIEW WITH REPRESENTATIVE ADAM SMITH (D-WA) SUBJECT: THE UNITED STATES' ROLE IN OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: WILLIE GEIST TIME: 9:07 A.M. EDT DATE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, [...]

Published
2011

45. MSNBC 'THE DAILY RUNDOWN' INTERVIEW WITH REPRESENTATIVE ADAM SMITH (D-WA) SUBJECT: THE UNITED STATES' ROLE IN OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: WILLIE GEIST TIME: 9:07 A.M. EDT DATE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 2011 (Part 1)

Subjects
MSNBC Cable Network, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Cable television broadcasting industry, Legislators -- Interviews, Political science
Abstract

MSNBC 'THE DAILY RUNDOWN' INTERVIEW WITH REPRESENTATIVE ADAM SMITH (D-WA) SUBJECT: THE UNITED STATES' ROLE IN OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: WILLIE GEIST TIME: 9:07 A.M. EDT DATE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, [...]

Published
2011

46. MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR RICHARD LUGAR (R-IN) SUBJECT: THE UNITED STATES' ROLE IN OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: ANDREA MITCHELL TIME: 1:31 P.M. EDT DATE: MONDAY, MARCH 21, 2011

Subjects
MSNBC Cable Network, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Cable television broadcasting industry, Political science
Abstract

MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR RICHARD LUGAR (R-IN) SUBJECT: THE UNITED STATES' ROLE IN OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: ANDREA MITCHELL TIME: 1:31 P.M. EDT DATE: MONDAY, MARCH 21, [...]

Published
2011

47. MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH REPRESENTATIVE ED MARKEY (D-MA) SUBJECT: THE NUCLEAR CRISIS IN JAPAN; OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: ANDREA MITCHELL TIME: 1:10 P.M. EDT DATE: MONDAY, MARCH 21, 2011 (Part 1)

Subjects
MSNBC Cable Network, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Cable television broadcasting industry, Nuclear energy, Legislators -- Interviews, Nuclear industry, Political science
Abstract

MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH REPRESENTATIVE ED MARKEY (D-MA) SUBJECT: THE NUCLEAR CRISIS IN JAPAN; OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: ANDREA MITCHELL TIME: 1:10 P.M. EDT DATE: MONDAY, MARCH 21, [...]

Published
2011

48. MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR JAMES WEBB (D-VA) SUBJECT: THE UNITED STATES' ROLE IN OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: ANDREA MITCHELL TIME: 1:04 P.M. EDT DATE: MONDAY, MARCH 21, 2011 (Part 1)

Subjects
MSNBC Cable Network, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Cable television broadcasting industry, Political science
Abstract

MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR JAMES WEBB (D-VA) SUBJECT: THE UNITED STATES' ROLE IN OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: ANDREA MITCHELL TIME: 1:04 P.M. EDT DATE: MONDAY, MARCH 21, [...]

Published
2011

49. MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR RICHARD LUGAR (R-IN) SUBJECT: THE UNITED STATES' ROLE IN OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: ANDREA MITCHELL TIME: 1:31 P.M. EDT DATE: MONDAY, MARCH 21, 2011

Subjects
MSNBC Cable Network, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Cable television broadcasting industry, Political science
Abstract

MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH SENATOR RICHARD LUGAR (R-IN) SUBJECT: THE UNITED STATES' ROLE IN OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: ANDREA MITCHELL TIME: 1:31 P.M. EDT DATE: MONDAY, MARCH 21, [...]

Published
2011

50. MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH REPRESENTATIVE ED MARKEY (D-MA) SUBJECT: THE NUCLEAR CRISIS IN JAPAN; OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: ANDREA MITCHELL TIME: 1:10 P.M. EDT DATE: MONDAY, MARCH 21, 2011 (Part 1)

Subjects
MSNBC Cable Network, Libya International Military Intervention, 2011, Cable television broadcasting industry, Nuclear energy, Legislators -- Interviews, Nuclear industry, Political science
Abstract

MSNBC 'ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS' INTERVIEW WITH REPRESENTATIVE ED MARKEY (D-MA) SUBJECT: THE NUCLEAR CRISIS IN JAPAN; OPERATION ODYSSEY DAWN INTERVIEWER: ANDREA MITCHELL TIME: 1:10 P.M. EDT DATE: MONDAY, MARCH 21, [...]

Published
2011

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