Ge Tao
Observations on the external military intervention in Libya. - nro. 3 (july 2011), p. 25-28
The military intervention in Libya by the U.S.,Britain, France and other countries has largely retained the features of the previous few local wars however, from a perspective of international relations, the intervention suggests that, though western coutnries continue to lead the current international order, they have begun to show an inadequate strength to meet their ambition and a decrease in influence. The alliance pattern remains the first choice for external military intervention by the west, whose interventionism will have a major impact on the regional and international strategic setup
2011
CONFLICTOS
CRISIS
INTERVENCIONES MILITARES
SIGLO XXI
LIBIA
CN.ISS/3/2011
Observations on the external military intervention in Libya. - nro. 3 (july 2011), p. 25-28
The military intervention in Libya by the U.S.,Britain, France and other countries has largely retained the features of the previous few local wars however, from a perspective of international relations, the intervention suggests that, though western coutnries continue to lead the current international order, they have begun to show an inadequate strength to meet their ambition and a decrease in influence. The alliance pattern remains the first choice for external military intervention by the west, whose interventionism will have a major impact on the regional and international strategic setup
2011
CONFLICTOS
CRISIS
INTERVENCIONES MILITARES
SIGLO XXI
LIBIA
CN.ISS/3/2011