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Routledge - The Iraqi Federation: Origin, Operation and Significance

Name: Routledge - The Iraqi Federation: Origin, Operation and Significance
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Explore the complex political landscape of Iraq through a detailed academic lens. This book examines the transition from a history of authoritarian rule and conflict toward the potential for stability offered by the 2005 federal system. By analyzing the reasons behind Iraq's shift to a federal state, this text provides a deep look at how the formation process affects the daily operation of the country's governance. Part of the Exeter Studies in Ethno Politics series, this work evaluates the practical application of federalism in a modern context. It moves beyond standard political theories, such as those proposed by William H. Riker, to offer a specific analysis of the Iraqi model. This is an essential resource for students, researchers, and readers interested in Middle Eastern politics, state formation, and the mechanics of federal systems in volatile regions.

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Examines the historical shift from authoritarian government and war toward a modern federal system established in 2005.

Provides an analysis of why Iraq transitioned into a federal state and how that specific formation impacts current operations.

Offers a scholarly perspective on the effectiveness of the Iraqi federal system compared to traditional political theories.

Part of the Exeter Studies in Ethno Politics series, making it a valuable addition to academic collections on regional governance.

Analyzes the relationship between the process of state formation and the practical functioning of federal structures in Iraq.

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Brand: Routledge
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 1138202177
Category: Books > Subjects > Reference
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 14 February 2017
Listed Since: 24 June 2016

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