Category - Reviews
The Colonel’s Stray Dogs: Libya’s revolutionary exiles bark back
Amr Salahi During the 1950s and 1960s, following the end of colonial rule, most of the Arab countries fell under the sway of...
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Fractured dreams: The life of a Libyan exile
Julie MacArthur Muammar Gaddafi occupies a contested space in the histories of postcolonial Africa. What about his Libyan...
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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)
Seven years on from 17th February revolution, Libya still losing its journalists
Timeline: How Libya’s Revolution Came Undone
Libya: staggering on
Briefing: ISIS Convergence With Illegal Trafficking in Libya
Peace or Justice in the Arab World?
Seminar: The Military and Democratic Transition
Jibril condemns enshrining of militias, accuses HoR and HSC of self interest
Alive and kicking: Sirte rebuilds from the ruins of war with IS
Risky business: Book selling in Libya
The biting satire of Libya’s pop-art scene comes to London
Libyan Women and the Informal Market
Book: Transitional Justice and the Prosecution of Political Leaders in the Arab Region
