Amanda Kadlec

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Amanda B. Kadlec - Doctoral Candidate - Consultant - LinkedIn • linkedin.com

Amanda B. Kadlec Analyst & Research Consultant | Political-Security Governance in Multipolar Competition Spaces | Empathic observer committed to building healthy societies

Amanda Kadlec - New Lines Magazine • newlinesmag.com

Amanda Kadlec previously served as a United Nations Security Council investigator uncovering sanctions violations and human rights abuses. She is an independent consultant and security studies doctoral candidate at King's College London. Latest from Amanda Kadlec. Reportage.

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Amanda Kadlec is a policy analyst at the RAND Corporation. Prior to joining RAND, she assessed political, militia, and tribal dynamics in Libya as a North Africa analyst on U.S. government contract. Ms. Kadlec has held research assistantships at the Carnegie Middle East

Libya's Troubled Transition - Columbia University • columbia.edu

Amanda Kadlec, Paul Salem June 2012. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Abstract. More than a year after the outbreak of the uprising against Muammar Qaddafi's rule, Libya is in the midst of a challenging transition. Qaddafi is dead, his forty-two-year-old regime overthrown, and the country liberated. And now Libyans are laying the ...

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Amanda Kadlec · April 4, 2013. paper. Libya's Troubled Transition. More than a year after the outbreak of the uprising against Muammar Qaddafi's rule, Libya is in the midst of a challenging transition, struggling without state institutions to manage the transition, security services to keep the peace, and sufficient national unity.

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عرض ملف Amanda B. Kadlec الشخصي على LinkedIn، وهو مجتمع احترافي يضم مليار عضو. Analyst & Research Consultant | Political-Security Governance in Multipolar Competition Spaces | Empathic observer committed to building healthy societies · الخبرة: King's College London · التعليم: The George ...

Libya as Prologue: The Uncertain Future of UN Sanctions in a Divided ... • rusi.org

As Russia wraps up its presidency of the UN Security Council, the capacity of UN sanctions to support peace in today's multipolar world remains in doubt.Indeed, the polarisation evident in dynamics among the five permanent members (P5) - China, France, Russia, the US and the UK - risks marking 'the end of international sanctions' as an effective deterrent.