
handle: 11391/1425155
The chapter maps the literature on Libyan families. It demonstrates how Arabic academic production in the Qaddafi period ( 1969-2011) was connected with the political realm and championed revolutionary rhetoric.
Libya, family studies, gender studies
Libya, family studies, gender studies
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