"Leading from behind" : neoclassical realism and operation Odyssey Dawn / Kevin Marsh.
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Defense & Security Analysis Vol 30 No 2, 2014, pages 120-132 (94)Summary: Operation Odyssey Dawn was the name for America's 2011 involvement in Libya to enforce a no fly zone. This article argues that US foreign policy in this instance is best described by neoclassical realism theory.
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Operation Odyssey Dawn was the name for America's 2011 involvement in Libya to enforce a no fly zone. This article argues that US foreign policy in this instance is best described by neoclassical realism theory.
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