In this talk, Dr Florence Gaub will cover post-2011 Libya and ask key questions related to post-conflict reconstruction, security sector reform and transitional justice. What can we learn for future cases of regime change? How can security be built without external security provision? What are factors that facilitate or impede political transitions?
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Event Details
Speaker: Dr Florence Gaub, European Union Institute for Strategic Studies
Chair: Professor Toby Dodge, LSE
Date: Monday 3 February 2014
Time: 18.30-20.00
Location: New Theatre, East Building, LSE
Attendance: This event is free and open to all on a first come first served basis. Our events are very well attended, please make sure to arrive early. We cannot guarantee entry
Speaker
Florence Gaub joined the EUISS in May 2013 where she works on the Arab world with a focus on strategy and security. In addition to monitoring post-conflict developments in Iraq, Lebanon and Libya, she works on Arab military forces, conflict structures and geostrategic dimensions of the Arab region.
Previously employed at NATO Defence College and the German parliament, she wrote her PhD on the Lebanese army at Humboldt University Berlin and holds degrees from Sciences Po Paris, Sorbonne and Munich universities.