UCLA News|Week: Faculty Experts Examine Libya No-Fly Zone

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In this webcast by the UCLA Broadcast Studio, faculty members from UCLA centers for Near Eastern Studies and Middle East Development weigh in on the ramifications of a U.S.-backed no-fly zone on the civil war in Libya.

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Featured are Asli Bali from the UCLA School of Law, Gabriel Piterberg from the Department of History, and Steven L. Spiegel from Political Science and the Center for Middle East Development.

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Published: Thursday, March 17, 2011

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In this webcast by the UCLA Broadcast Studio, faculty members from UCLA centers for Near Eastern Studies and Middle East Development weigh in on the ramifications of a U.S.-backed no-fly zone on the civil war in Libya.