Thomas Dallal 3/8/2012: Impressions of Post-Qaddafi Libya

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Documents Libya's political transition following Qaddafi's fall through first-hand observations. Provides historical perspective on post-conflict state-building and regional dynamics in early 2012.

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A 86-minute video from Belfer Center: “Thomas Dallal 3/8/2012: Impressions of Post-Qaddafi Libya”.

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