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Labour and Libya
Shadow Foreign Minister Douglas Alexander has an interesting piece in The Independent today. The following is noteworthy in the context of my present project: … while Iraq should inform us, it should not paralyse us. So – notwithstanding the difficulty of … Continue reading
Looking back iv
Interesting post by Stewart Patrick on the Foreign Affairs website looking at Libya in the context of Obama’s Presidential Study Directive 10 (August 4, 2011), which establishes an interagency Atrocities Prevention Board. This Directive might suggest a new enthusiasm for American … Continue reading
