Beyond the Point of a No-Fly Zone for Libya Mark Leon Goldberg March 17, 2011 If intervention is what is called for, it must be done decisively. Half-measures like a no-fly zone just won't cut it.
Big Decision Day for Libya No Fly Zone in the Security Council Mark Leon Goldberg March 17, 2011 If I were a betting man, I would wager that the Security Council passes a resolution authorizing a no-fly zone for Libya. Probably today.
What Would Prompt a Military Intervention in Libya? Una Moore March 12, 2011 Badly outgunned and facing possible defeat, Libya's rebels are asking, "Where is the West? How are they helping? What are they doing?" The answer? Weighing its options carefully and patiently.
The Illogic of a No-Fly Zone for Libya Mark Leon Goldberg March 9, 2011 A no fly zone carries the political risks of military intervention, but without the intended humanitarian benefits.
The Libyan No-Fly Zone Debate: A Cheat Sheet Chris R Albon March 7, 2011 For the last week, a debate has been raging on whether or not the international community — or even just a single country — should impose a no-fly zone over Libya. A list of some of the people who have weighed in on the prospects of a no-fly zone, loosely organized into pro vs. con. Think of it as a Cliff Notes version of the debate.
Why A No Fly Zone for Libya Without Security Council Approval Would Be Bad for America Mark Leon Goldberg March 7, 2011 If you think military intervention in Libya is the way to go, a Security Council resolution is not something that is nice to have. It is a must. Otherwise, it is exceedingly difficult to see how such a mission would at all be in the service of American interests.
The Perils of a “No Fly Zone” for Libya Mark Leon Goldberg February 21, 2011 A potential No Fly Zone is only a humanitarian half measure. It would let the international community say that it is doing something, but there is very little a No Fly Zone can actually do to stop ongoing slaughter.
