CHAPTER 13
1
Chorin interview with Dr. Laila Bugaighis, May 28, 2012.
2
Ê¿Abd ar-RaḥmÄn Å alÄ¡am,
AšḫÄá¹£ ḥawl al-Qaá¸á¸ÄfÄ«
(Dubai: DÄr al-FarǧiyÄnÄ«/MadÄrik Publishers, 2012) p. 53.
3
Chorin interview, source requested anonymity.
4
Chorin interview with Rida Bey, November 22, 2011.
5
Chorin interview with Maged Mahfouz and others, Winter 2011.
6
Mark Mazzetti and Eric Schmitt, “C.I.A. Agents in Libya Aid Airstrikes and Meet Rebels,”
New York Times
, March 30, 2011. The article implies that Libya fell “out of focus” as an object of intelligence gathering itself, after the rapprochement.
8
Lisa Anderson, “La Libye de Kadhafi,”
Monde Arabe Machrek
, no. 170, OctoberâDecember 2000, p. 15.
10
Chorin interview with Ed Morse, Citibank, June 27, 2012.
12
Moncef Djaziri, “Libye: Les enjeux economiques de la “guerre pour la democratie,”
Moyen-Orient
, October-December 2011, pp. 78-83.
14
Chorin interview, source requested anonymity.
15
Kenneth G. Lieberthal and Michael E. O'Hanlon, “Scoring Obama's Foreign Policy,”
Foreign Affairs
, May/June 2012.
21
Chorin interview with Karim Sadjadpour, March 4, 2012.
22
Alanoud Al Sharekh, “Reform and Rebirth in the Middle East, in Survival,” International Institute for Strategic Studies, AprilâMay 2011, p. 53.
24
Chorin interview with Ahmed Sheibani, July 4, 2012.
25
Chorin interview, source requested anonymity, but also see Andrew Feinstein and Jean-Marc Tanguy in Bibliography for more information.
26
Bernard-Henri Lévy,
La Guerre sans l'Aimer
(Paris: Bernard Grasset, 2011), p. 279.
27
Andrew Feinstein,
The Shadow World
(New York, NY: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2011), p. 492.
29
Chorin interview, source requested anonymity.
31
Daya Gamage, “Intelligence Partnership between Libya and the CIA on counterterrorism,”
Asian Tribune
, Washington, DC, March 21, 2011; see Asiantribune .com.
32
Dirk Vandewalle,
A Modern History of Libya
, 2nd ed. (Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 2012), p. 146.
33
Feinstein,
The Shadow World
, p. 490.
34
Ronald Bruce St. John,
Libya and the United States: Two Centuries of Strife
(Philadelphia, PA: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2002), p. 10.
35
Shadi Hamid, “Tunisia: Birthplace of the Revolution,” in
The Arab Awakening
(Washington, DC: Brookings, 2011), p. 115.
38
Laura Rozen, “Hillary Clinton to UN: Stand with Syrian people or be âcomplicit' in rackdown,”
The Envoy
, January 31, 2012.
39
“Sarkozy: 2012 âAam al Makhatir..wa lan naskat ala “al Fathihat assooriyya,'”
aÅ¡-Å arq al-Awsaá¹
, January 21, 2012.
CHAPTER 14
1
2012 National Survey of Libya, Shabakat Corporation, International Republican Institute Survey of Public Opinion in Eastern Libya, October 12â25, 2011; see
www.shabakat.se
, quoted in newslist Marbo3a.
2
Some still insist it is the opposite, i.e., Saif is paying off the Zintanis to keep him from both the ICC and the NTC.
3
Chorin interview, source requested anonymity.
5
“Libya: The Uncalm South,”
The Economist
, May 12, 2012.
7
“Dirnah MadÄ«nah LÄ«bÄ«yyah MahmÅ«lah TukÄfiḥ li-TabdÄ«d SÅ«ratiha' Kama'QÄl li- âal-QÄÊ¿idah',”
al-ḤayÄt
/Reuters, May 7, 2011. p. 5.
9
“Irtiya' fi As-Shaari'a li tamdid fitrat al tasjeel,”
Libiyya
, May 15, 2012, p. 1.
13
“Ahzab al libiyya tu'aani min al tahmeesh wasat tusaa'id dowr qaadat al qaba'il wa milisheeaat,”
Asharq Al Awsat
, January 31, 2012.
14
Judith Gurney,
Libya: The Political Economy of Oil
(Oxford, England: Oxford University Press, 1996), p. 85.
15
Chorin interview, source requested anonymity.
17
Christopher Stephen and Caroline Alexander, “Libya's Post-Qaddafi Government is Hobbled as Misrata's City State Thrives,” Bloomberg, February 28, 2012.
18
Mohamed Eljarh, “Federalism Would Preserve Libya's Unity,”
Fikra Forum
, April 3, 2012.
19
ḪÄlid MaḥmÅ«d, “Raʾīs al-Maǧlis al-AhlÄ« fÄ« Ḥaá¸ramÅ«t:Lan Naqbil illÄ bi-IqlÄ«m FadarÄlÄ« fÄ« al-Ḥadd al-adnÄ,”
aÅ¡-Å arq al-Awsaá¹
, January 20, 2012.
22
Salafism
and
Islamism
are highly imprecise terms, encompassing various strains of thought. Those who call themselves Salafis range from eschewing politics entirely (the “quietists”) to those who advocate violence to achieve their objectives (the “Jihadists”).
23
Chorin interview, source requested anonymity.
24
Shabakat Corporation, International Republican Institute Survey of Public Opinion in Eastern Libya, October 12â25, 2011; see
www.shabakat.se
.
25
Chorin interview, source requested anonymity.
26
Chorin interview, source requested anonymity.
27
Chorin interview, source requested anonymity.
29
Ralph Chami, “Libya beyond the revolution: Challenges and Opportunities,” International Monetary Fund, Washington, DC, 2012.
32
Alex Blumberg, “How to avoid the oil curse,”
NPR Planet Money
, September 6, 2011.
35
Ê¿Abd al-QÄdir al-Aǧtal, “Ḥurriyyat al-IntiḫÄbÄt wa Ḥurriyyat al IÊ¿lÄm LÄ Yaktamil AḥaduhumÄ bÄ«-dÅ«n al-Äḫar,”
LÄ«bÄ«yÄ al-Yawm
, May 28, 2012..
37
The judge who ordered Younes's arrest was found dead in Benghazi in late June 2012.
38
“LÄ«bÄ«yÄ: Maqtal 5 wa Iá¹£Äbat 20 fÄ« IÅ¡tibÄqÄt bayn Aná¹£Är al-Qaá¸á¸ÄfÄ« wa ṮūwwÄr fÄ« BanÄ« WalÄ«d,”
aÅ¡-Å arq al-Awsaá¹
, January 24, 2012.
39
Gada Mahfud, “Go Bengo Go!”
The Tripoli Post
, May 26âJune 1, 2012, p. 6.
40
Editors, “intikhabaat Benghazi duruus fi al amaliyyat al intikhaabiyya,”
Libya Al Yowm
, May 28, 2012.
41
Libya Country Profile 2012, USAID.
44
Chorin interview, source requested anonymity.
45
“Irtiya' fi As-Shaari'a li tamdid fitrat al tasjeel,”
Libiyya
, May 15, 2012, p. 1.
46
“Libya's election: A big step for a battered country,”
The Economist
, July 14, 2012, p. 43,
47
ḪÄlid MaḥmÅ«d, “LÄ«bÄ«yÄ: al-IstiqÄlÄt taÊ¿á¹£if bi-l-Maǧlis al-IntiqÄlÄ« . . . wa ḤakÅ«mat al-KÄ«b Taltazim aá¹£-á¹¢amt,”
aÅ¡-Å harq al-Awsaá¹
, July 9, 2012.
48
Chorin interview with Dr. Laila Bugaighis.
49
Assijin Assabiq fi Guantanamo Sufyaan bin Qummu, “Ana lastu min al Qaeda . . . sauqaatil ria al raayat assuda,”
Al Ahwal
, May 16, 2012.
50
Chorin interview with Dr. Issam Hajjaji, June 10, 2012.
CONCLUSION
1
Chorin interview with Libyan businessman Husni Bey, July 2011.
4
Martin S. Indyk, Kenneth G. Lieberthal, and Michael E. O'Hanlon, “Scoring Obama's Foreign Policy,”
Foreign Affairs
, May/June 2012, p. 39.
5
Natan Sharansky,
The Case for Democracy: The Power of Freedom to Overcome Tyranny & Terror
(New York: PublicAffairs, 2004), p. 3.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Periodicals
IN ARABIC
AḫbÄr al-Än (Libya)
al-AhrÄm (Egypt)
al-AḥwÄl (Libya)
al-HayÄt (Pan Arab)
al-Kalimah (Libya)
al-Lībī (Libya)
al-ManÄr (Libya)
al-MuÅ¡Ähid (BBC publication)
aš-Šarq al-AwsaṠ(Pan Arab)
LÄ«biyah al-Yawm (Libya)
MiyÄdÄ«n (Libya)
Quraynah (Libya)
Sawt (Libya)
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IN ENGLISH
Daedalus
Dissent
Financial Times
Foreign Affairs
Foreign Policy
New York Times
The Africa Report
The Atlantic
The Economist
Tripoli Post
Wall Street Journal
Washington Post
Â
IN FRENCH
Défense et sécurité international (DSI)
Jeune Afrique
Le Monde
Le Monde diplomatique
Manière de Voir
Moyen-Orient
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IN ENGLISH
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Libya and Nuclear Non-Proliferation: Stepping Back from the Brink
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Chorin, Ethan,
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