Category - Reviews
‘My Father and Qaddafi’
Leila Latif Review: Libyan Filmmaker Jihan K Directs a Riveting Testimony to a Father Who Gave His Life to the...
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Libya Since Qaddafi: Chaos and the Search for Peace
Gordon Gray Book review Regime change is sometimes simple but managing its consequences is always messy. As...
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The Tuareg: Literature, Language & Culture
What links Libya and Yemen? The predominant role of the militias
Libya’s History Should Not Be Forgotten – Book Review
10 Years After the Revolution, Libya Is (Still) on the Brink of Collapse
Book Review – “Revolutionary Life: The Everyday of the Arab Spring” by Asef Bayat
The EU, NATO and the Libya Conflict: Anatomy of a Failure?
‘Regimes are temporary but the semi-sovereigns’ power is forever’
A timeline of how Libya got to this point
Informing Criminal Justice Reform in Libya
The Colonel’s Stray Dogs: Libya’s revolutionary exiles bark back
Fractured dreams: The life of a Libyan exile
Review: The Colonel’s Stray Dogs, directed by Khalid Shamis
Security Sector Reform for Libya: A Crucial Step towards State Building
Book Review: Revolts and the Military in the Arab Spring
Book Review: Revolts and the Military in the Arab Spring
Libya’s Fragmentation
Short Film: Prisoner and Jailer
Plague and poetry: How Middle East authors have written about disease
Libya. Back Home uses theatre to tackle collective memory
How Italy’s Libya vanished
Libya: stalemate continues
Book Review: Desert Encounter; Documenting Libya’s Cycles of Violence
The Screening Room: “Lifeboat”
Habka: Libya’s First “Manga Magazine” Overcomes Challenges to Promote Unity Through Creativity
The True Story Behind the Movie A Private War
‘Freedom Fields’: the documentary film about football, feminism and the liberation of...
Book Review: Law and Revolution: Legitimacy and Constitutionalism After the Arab Spring
Writing a catharsis process for Libyan poet
Why Libya Continues to Burn
Review Of Frederic Wehrey’s ‘The Burning Shores’ Book About Libya
‘We Helped You and Now You’ve Abandoned Us’
Six Things to Know about Libya’s War Economy
In ‘The Burning Shores,’ Libya Blossoms — Briefly — Before Unraveling
Five of the most inspiring TED Talks by Muslim women (Two are Libyans)
