How do you follow the situation in Libya? Where do you get your background information from?
Here is a selection of fascinating links we’ve come across:
- The Global Peace Index has put together a great list of authoritative media sources and social media channels – I won’t repeat them all here.
- ReliefWeb collects situation reports, maps and news from the humanitarian perspective.
- The University of Colorado Library has the best background links collection on Libya I’ve come across so far.
- For research and policy papers on Lybia, don’t forget to check out the ISN’s full-text Digital Library.
- Always a great source of analysis, this is the Council on Foreign Relations‘ coverage of Libya.
- Your classic country profiles: Libya’s entry in the CIA World Factbook and the BBC Country Profiles
- In case you’re interested in economic issues, the World Bank also has a profile on Libya, including statistics.
- And for comprehensive data on the security aspects, browse the Facts on International Relations and Security Trends (FIRST) database.
We’ve missed your favourite source of information? Leave us a comment!
3 replies on “All Eyes on Libya”
You should have a look at http://www.iiss.org – they have a few very good pieces on Libya, including maps and comments by military experts.
http://www.iiss.org/
I think the International Crisis Group (ICG) website also rates a mention here. It does not have much on Libya itself, but provides great insight into the wider questions confronting authoritarian transition regimes in the Middle-East North Africa region and its commentary is always highly practical, emphasising innovative but workable solutions.
Have a look at the ICT4Peace Foundation’s Libya crisi wiki, which is particularly interesting for people working in the area of humanitarian aid: http://wiki.ict4peace.org/w/page/36968599/2011-Libyan-Uprising