Losing control: a principal-agent analysis of Russia in the United Nations Security Council's decision-making towards the Libya crisis

Reykers, Yf; Smeets, Niels

doi:10.1080/21599165.2015.1070729

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“…While the coalition gradually expanded, among others with a number of EU member states, the intervention ultimately became a NATO-led operation from 31 March onwards. Numerous sources, including discussions within the UNSC after the adoption of Resolution 1973 and interviews with involved decision-makers, show that a general consensus existed on the urgency of a rapid reaction to stop the ongoing mass atrocities (S/PV/6498, Adler-Nissen and Pouliot 2014, Reykers and Smeets 2015).…”

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No supply without demand: explaining the absence of the EU Battlegroups in Libya, Mali and the Central African Republic

Reykers

2016

European Security

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confidence: 99%