Titlebook: Iraq After ISIS; The Challenges of Po Jacob Eriksson,Ahmed Khaleel Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusi

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The Future of the Iraqi Sunni Arabs, in today’s Iraq, the Sunnis remain an integral part of the troubled country, despite becoming a marginalised section politically and socially. Since 2003, they have faced, and continue to face, accusations that they are loyal to the Ba’ath party and terrorist groups such as al-Qaeda and its success

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,The Kurdish Cause in Iraq: From the Second Republic to the Fall of Kirkuk (2003–2018),decade since the establishment of the federal system in Iraq in 2005, the central government and the KRG constantly failed to commit to the federal constitution. This chapter seeks to analyse the reasons for this failure of federalism in the country. It begins with an overview of the nature of the p

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,: Iraq’s Double-Edged Sword,Mobilisation Units (PMU). Once an exclusively Shia force that was hastily formed in June 2014 in the wake of the onslaught by the so-called Islamic State and collapse of the Iraqi army, the PMU has grown considerably in size, strength and influence. Today, the PMU includes fighters of diverse ethno-

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,International and Regional Dimensions of Iraq’s Post-ISIS Recovery,geostrategic interests. In what has been described as the new “great scramble” for the Middle East in Iraq and Syria, regional actors are pursuing potentially complementary but also directly divergent interests. Iran is looking to consolidate the substantial influence it has built up in Iraq, while

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,Da’ish, Stasis and Bare Life in Iraq,addition, we must also consider the role played by informal structures—such as religion and tribalism—to gain a more nuanced understanding of the concept, along with how people then reside in bare life. As the state of exception and bare life continues, the defeat of ISIS will not rid Iraq of violen

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