Libya in Western Foreign Policies, 19112011

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The book delves into Libya's tumultuous history, highlighting its complex relationship with foreign powers that have shaped its institutions and policies. It examines the long-term trends in Libya's interactions with the West, emphasizing its status as an outlier state often overlooked by major global actors. The narrative reveals how Libya's weak national identity and institutions have rendered it susceptible to external influences, leading to repeated foreign interventions throughout its history, notably in 1911 and 2011.