Libya Aftermath

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Exploring the aftermath of the Libyan War, the book analyzes how the nation copes without Gadhafi amidst civil unrest. Despite its wealth and relatively high per capita income, Libya faces challenges typical of post-conflict states, including the struggle to establish effective governance and public services. The narrative examines the expectations for a swift economic recovery and stable transition to peace, highlighting the potential for productive employment and the complexities of rebel disarmament and reintegration in this unique context.