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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Libyan government"”.
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The effect of pre- and post-merger factors on the performance of mergers in Libyan government banks
… factors on the performance of mergers in Libyan government banks. Specifically, the study examines motivations behind Libyan banking mergers, and the influence of strategic fit, organisational cultural fit, speed of integration, and effectiveness of integration on the performance of …
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The Libyan slave trade: a study on the responsibility of the Libyan government and relevant regional and international bodies based on international standards
… focuses on the potential accountability of the Libyan Government, the African Union, the European Union and the United Nations. It focuses on the relevant regional and international instruments and principles, including the Responsibility to Protect doctrine. Through various reports, it looks at …
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From normalization of relations to war: United States-Libya relations 2001-2011
… 2011 international military intervention in the Libyan conflict. Both world events critically shaped the course of U.S.-Libya relations in conflicting courses and therefore raise important questions on the economic, strategic and political incentives for both the U.S. and Libya behind the …
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An Empirical Analysis of Foreign Direct Investment in the Libyan Oil Industry
… industry; (3) To determine the extent that the Libyan Government FDI policy influenced FDI in Libya’s oil industry. The rationale for this thesis was driven by filling an empirical void of FDI studies on the oil industry in Libya and by the intention of providing practical insights for current …
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Libya : a second opportunity for the oil and gas industry
… to European markets. Furthermore, the Libyan government is welcoming foreign oil companies to invest in the fledging industry. The government’s goal is to raise a minimum of $10 billion by 2010 and restore production to its pre-sanction levels at 3 million barrels per day. However, …
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A critical evaluation of Libya's urban spatial system between 1970 and 2006
… and Benghazi. In order to resolve these, the Libyan government had since attempted various efforts to alleviate these urban pressures through both indirect national policies and explicit spatial development strategies. The aim of the study is therefore to produce a critical evaluation of …
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A composite index for enhancing sustainability within public housing projects in Libya
… they are built in. The ambition of the Libyan government for imbedding sustainability within the construction industry could benefit greatly from such a rigorous set of sustainability ssessment-based criteria that aid to design, evaluate and monitor the desired development. The aim of …
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Government expenditure and growth in Libya.
… fiscal and/or monetary policy to be used by the Libyan government to finance public expenditure, especially after the collapse in the oil price in the 1990s? To achieve these ends, a small macro-econometric model of the Libyan economy is constructed for the period 1962-1992 and estimated using …
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Marginalization of Fezzan Region in Libya
… marginalization of Fezzan relative to the other Libyan regions of Cyrenaica and Tripolitania and how this positionality had shaped Fezzan through the Constitutional Monarchy era (1952 to 1969), Gaddafi era (1969 to 2011), and February Revolution era (2011 to 2021). Data came from elite written …
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The applicability of the doctrine of responsibility to protect and legality of NATO Intervention in Libya
… concept of responsibility to protect in the 2011 Libyan intervention. The Resolution 1973 was adopted as a result of Gaddafi?s manifest intention to exterminate the Libyan population. The Resolution authorised the member nations and regional organizations to use all measures necessary to protect …
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Development of a strategic framework for information technology implementation in Libyan airports
… the key factors that will encourage the Libyan government, through the Libyan Civil Aviation Authority, to expand their activities to upgrade Libyan airports’ technology in general and its IT departments in particular. A number of objectives were formulated in order to achieve this aim …
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Drivers and obstacles of agriculture development in Libya : Case study : Marine aquaculture.
Agricultural development was a key priority of Libyan government, major resources being allocated to it during the period 1970-2010. Policies were put into a series of explicit statements of targets. Fish farming was identified for development, specifically to meet targets for animal protein …
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Investigation into the feasibility of the utilisation of renewable energy resources in Libya
… renewable energy resources in Libya to offer the Libyan government a strategy for providing sustainable energy resources. This is expected to reduce carbon emissions, and help achieve an economically, socially and environmentally sustainable energy future. Interviews have been conducted with …
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The motivational factors for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Tourism in Libya
… make up less than 1% of the total number of Libyan hotel companies. Although Libya has demonstrated various initiatives to solve the hotel problem, it could not overcome this dilemma on its own. Some analysts argue that this problem could be solved by international cooperation. In light of …
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The impact of changing agricultural policies on Libyan agricultural performance
Before the discovery of oil, the Libyan economy was characterized by its dependence on the agricultural sector. Oil was discovered in Libya in the late nineteen-fifties. High oil revenues provided an appropriate environment for the financing of all development projects, including agricultural …
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Changing Practices in a Developing Country: The Issues of Teaching English in Libyan Higher Education
… the challenges of teaching English in Libyan Higher Education as the country prepares its young people for living and working in a global environment where the English language is predominant. The investigation finds that there is recognition of the importance of English, but the level …
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Towards an Improved Framework of E-Government Implementation in Chaotic Environment; Proposed Social Collaboration Model: Case study of Libya
E-government is basically described as using all available electronic media to provide an online public services companies, agencies, citizens or persons in certain country or region. This provision can be provided by the government institutions, agencies, or organisation, in addition to public and …
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Exploring the role of E-learning practices in protecting secondary school education after violent conflict : case study - secondary school education in Libya
… feelings of insecurity. It is concluded that the Libyan government must accumulate financial resources to develop electricity supplies, the internet system, roads, and ICT infrastructure that can support e-learning in secondary education in the southern cities. In this respect, it should engage …
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Quality of communication processes in public sector in Libya
… To tackle the problems of housing shortage, the Libyan government adopted ambitious plans foreconomic development which showed considerable focus on the housing sector in the Gharianarea. Gharian is considered one of the most important municipalities in the mountainous area.The cumulative …
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Commitment and organisational citizenship behaviours in the Libyan banking sector : insights from managerial and non-managerial employees : an interpretivist exploration
… concepts. Thus, it explores how employees in the Libyan banking sector make sense of the meanings of both concepts. Accordingly, taking a subjective qualitative research approach, this study offers empirical insights of 20 managerial and 20 non-managerial employees in the workplace at the banking …
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