International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies

International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies

ISSN: 1751-2867
E-ISSN: 1751-2875

The International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies is a new peer-reviewed, tri- annual, academic publication devoted to the study of modern Iraq. In recognition of Iraq's increasingly important position on the world stage, the time is right for a new journal dedicated to scholarly engagement with the country.

Journal Status	Active
Collection(s)	Intellect Full Collection 2022 Intellect Full Collection 2024 Intellect Full Collection 2023

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- The idea of legislative budgeting in Iraq
  
  By Usman W. Chohan
- Learning from the Chilcot report: Propaganda, deception and the ‘War on Terror’
  
  By Piers Robinson
- The disintegration of Iraq: the manufacturing and politicization of sectarianism
  
  Authors: Tareq Y Ismael and Max Fuller
- The sectarian state in Iraq and the new political class
  
  Authors: Tareq Y. Ismael and Jacqueline S. Ismael
- The security state and the practice and rhetoric of sectarianism in Iraq
  
  By Dina Rizk Khoury
- Deception and Britain’s road to war in Iraq
  
  Authors: Eric Herring and Piers Robinson
- Mosul, the Ottoman legacy and the League of Nations
  
  By Sarah Shields
- Iraqi women under occupation: from tribalism to neo-feudalism
  
  Authors: Jacqueline S Ismael and Shereen T Ismael
- The consequence of an economic boom on the perception of democracy, government performance and public service: Iraqi Kurdistan as a case study
  
  Authors: Ahmed Omar Bali and Kanaan Hamagharib Abdullah
- Iraq’s political economy post 2003: From transition to corruption
  
  By Joseph Sassoon
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International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies

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Reviews

Taking institutions seriously: Applying the new institutional economics to Iraq

Fixing Iraqi federalism

No blood for oil, revisited: The strategic role of oil in the 2003 Iraq War

Recommendations for an EU-IRQ energy centre from stakeholders and experts network studies: The research component

Performance evaluation and proposals to enhance the Iraqi banking sector

Iraq must now take the path of healing and recovery

Restraining the game-changer: A decade of uneven development in the petroleum sector

Guest Editor’s Introduction

Editor’s Note

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The idea of legislative budgeting in Iraq

Learning from the Chilcot report: Propaganda, deception and the ‘War on Terror’

The disintegration of Iraq: the manufacturing and politicization of sectarianism

The sectarian state in Iraq and the new political class

The security state and the practice and rhetoric of sectarianism in Iraq

Deception and Britain’s road to war in Iraq

Mosul, the Ottoman legacy and the League of Nations

Iraqi women under occupation: from tribalism to neo-feudalism

The consequence of an economic boom on the perception of democracy, government performance and public service: Iraqi Kurdistan as a case study

Iraq’s political economy post 2003: From transition to corruption