Cornell professors weigh in on Libyan dictator Moammar Qaddafi, who died Thursday, ending a 42-year regime.

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Cornell professors discuss the outcome of the United States' intervention in Libya.

Several weeks into the Libyan revolt, with no clear victor of the armed conflict in sight, Cornell professors gave differing opinions on how the United States should proceed.

Adam Lerner discusses the images dictators purvey and how their legitimacy is compromised by their dress.

Libya has constantly made the headlines in the recent months: The speech of Libya’s leader, who has been in power for 40 years, at the United Nations General Assembly last week provoked much controversy; The release of a Libyan convicted in a 1988 plane bombing has roused much anger in both sides of the Atlantic in late August.