Related content from HighBeam Research on: Libya: Introduction

Contractors' Graveyard: Libya's Notoriously Slow Payments System Is Making Life Difficult for International Contractors, and a New Labour Law Is Unlikely to Help (MEED Middle East Economic Digest)

Tripoli Changes the Rules: Foreign Companies Working in Libya's Hydrocarbons Sector Will Have to Work Hard to Stay Ahead Following the Introduction of New Regulations Aimed at Helping Local Firms (MEED Middle East Economic Digest)

Libya Oil and Gas Investment Opportunities, Analysis and Forecasts to 2020 Report. (Mergers & Acquisitions Week)

Towards E-Learning in Higher Education in Libya (Issues in Informing Science & Information Technology)

Can the 1954 Hague Convention Apply to Non-State Actors?: A Study of Iraq and Libya (Texas International Law Journal)

Economic sanctions, oil price fluctuations and employment: new empirical evidence from Libya.(Report) (American Journal of Applied Sciences)

Thuraya to launch post-paid mobile satellite services in Libya. (Network World Middle East)

New Dawn: By Accepting Responsibility for the 1998 Lockerbie Attack, and Agreeing to Pay Compensation to the Victims' Families, Libya Has Taken the Last Crucial Steps along the Path to International Rehabilitation. but While Some See Tripoli's Actions as Nothing More Than Cynical Plea Bargaining, Others Are Keen to Welcome the Oil-Rich State Back into the Fold. Catherine Richards Reports on the Re-Emergence of the Jamahiriya (MEED Middle East Economic Digest)

Peacebuilding in Libya (International Journal on World Peace)

LIBYA: A History of Modern Libya/Forgotten Voices: Power and Agency in Colonial and Postcolonial Libya (The Middle East Journal)