In Libia remote speranze di pace in uno Stato fallito

Autori

  • Lorenzo Barella Hermon Center for Contemporary Studies

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.13130/2612-6672/11668

Abstract

Though the negative results of the UN report in December 2018, new statements for peace in Lybia were proposed in order to stop criminal escalation and secure the democratic development of the State. By the way, the level of instability and violence is worrying for international institutions.

Biografia autore

Lorenzo Barella, Hermon Center for Contemporary Studies

Visiting researcher presso lo Hermon Center for Contemporary Studies, Master in Human Rights and Conflict Management presso la Scuola di Studi Avanzati Sant’Anna di Pisa; cooperante

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Pubblicato

2019-05-13

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