Qaddafi and the United States Since 1969

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By P. Edward Haley

Praeger, 1984, 364 pp

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This account of U.S.-Libyan relations since Qaddafi is exhaustive on this sometimes hot topic. Researched mainly from the popular media, it includes all the facts. While the author takes a position on policy-that a tough one works better than turning the other cheek-he generally scants implications in favor of details and events.

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