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Persuasion and biasness in interviews on Muammar Gaddafi: an interpersonal analysis / Huzaifah A. Hamid by Huzaifah, A. Hamid

“…Data were collected from two transcripts of television interviews on the death of the Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi. Previous studies show incomprehensive findings whereby the analyses were carried out on one interactant, either the interviewer or interviewee instead of both. …”
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التدخل الدولي ومساهمته في إسقاط الدولة في ليبيا والإطاحة بنظام معمر القذافي = International intervention and its contribution in the overthrow of the Libyan State and the overthrow of the regime of Muammar Gaddafi by EL buseifi, Saleh .S. Masoud, Abdel Salam, El Fatih Abdullahi

“…. ****************************************************************************** This study deals with the events of international intervention in Libya in 2011 led Culminating in the overthrow of the regime of Muammar Gaddafi, which formed a strong central state that was able to extend its influence over the entire country with an iron security grip for a long time, and had a presence at the regional and international level, and that led to classify governance in Libya as among the axis of evil in the American strategy, where the character of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi crystallized as an antiWestern leader. …”
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Covert action failure and fiasco construction: William Hague’s 2011 Libyan venture by Cormac, Rory, Daddow, Oliver J.

“…In 2011 William Hague, then British Foreign Secretary, authorized a Special Forces team to enter Libya and attempt to contact rebels opposed to Muammar Gaddafi in the unfolding civil war. However, its members were detained by the rebels, questioned and ejected from the country. …”
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“No future for Libya with Gaddafi”: classical realism, status and revenge in the UK intervention in Libya by Dawson, Grant

“…Britain saw the Libya crisis as a chance to preserve its great power status and revenge Muammar Gaddafi for past wrongs.…”
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2011 Libyan uprising and NATO intervention: A critical analysis by Musa, Basiru, Yaacob, Che Mohd Aziz, Omar, Rusdi

“…Organski in 1958, and relied on documentary method of data collection and thematic analysis as its tool or yardstick for data analysis.It was found out that the enforcement of a no-fly zone over the Libyan airspace did not protect innocent civilians, but resulted in toppling of Muammar Gaddafi and his 42 year old regime (1st September, 1969-20th October, 2011), worsening insecurity, fragile and unstable government, proliferation of weapons in Libya and its neighbours, such as Mali and Egypt, Diplomatic failure, Loss of Libya’s internal and external sovereignty, aiding the rebels to victory over Gaddafi, decimation of the hitherto stable Libyan society and plunging it into utter anarchy, shattering of the Libyan economy and its endowed oil wealth.Therefore, this brings to the fore, the apparent need for a truly autonomous, robust and impartial Global Authority to check the excesses of the super-ordinate states, such as US, France, Britain and their allies so as to protect weaker states in the global system from the catastrophic drawbacks of an unnecessary military intervention, which has an ulterior imperialist motive.Libya is today a shadow of its former prosperous and stable self under Gaddafi and the hope of stability, peace and sustainable human development continues to fade.…”
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