Titlebook: Iraq after the Invasion; From Fragmentation t Saad N. Jawad Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lice

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Introduction,ts catastrophic consequences which affected not only Iraq but the whole region, and the world at large. Instead of turning Iraq into a stable democratic country as the invaders claimed, in which human rights had to be respected, it turned it into a failed state. The other disastrous results were the

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The Iraqi Constitution: A Solution or Continuous Predicament?,atter, and to make sure that the former will not encroach on them. Its other role is serving as the guarantor of the unity and sovereignty of the state. Consequently any constitution should arise from the needs and demands of the people and it should contain what they desire. The other axioms of dra

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Conclusion, one would have thought a new occupation will subject Iraq in the twenty-first century, at a time when the world considered the sixties of the last century as the end of the colonial era. It should also be remembered that the Iraqis have staged out a popular revolution in 1920 that succeeded in forc

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Saad N. JawadWritten by an Iraqi scholar who lived through and witnessed all major events discussed in the book.Provides a more fulsome examination of what the people of Iraq had endured prior to the 2003 invasion

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Iraq: Pre-Occupation Years,It is not easy to study the Iraqi situation before US–UK invasion without discussing a problematic dichotomy. Iraqis, on the one hand, suffered from cruel, inhumane and devastating UN sanctions. The embargo that lasted for almost 13 years (August 1990–April 2003), badly affected the life of the Iraqi people.