Iraq
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The situation of Turkmen in Iraq
I gave evidence on the minority rights situation in Iraq at a hearing of the Sub-committee on Human Rights of the European Parliament in Brussels on 5 December 2011.
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Questions on Libya
If Gaddafi supporters in/outside the regime did not fight, where are they and what are...
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Four Questions on Libya and the Middle East
Published in Atlantic Review on 22 August 2011. If Gaddafi supporters in/outside the regime did not...
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Three questions on Libya and one on the region
If Gaddafi supporters in/outside the regime did not fight, where are they and what are...
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The Emerging Practice of Complex Power Sharing
Examining three main schools of conflict resolution—centripetalism, consociational power sharing and power dividing—and contrasting their...
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Iraq at a Crossroads: Implications of the New Government
In my contribution to this special corporate briefing, I focus on the challenge of dealing...
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Iraq at a crossroads: Dealing with the Energy Question and Disputed Territories
The challenges related to managing Iraq’s hydrocarbons resources and its disputed territories have a number...
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Governing (in) Kirkuk
Published in International Affairs, this article focuses on the dynamics of the process of settling...
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The relationships between states and non-state peoples: a comparative view of the Kurds in Iraq
Published in The Kurdish Policy Imperative (ed. by Robert Lowe and Gareth Stansfield, Chatham House,...
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Baghdad Is Back on Aviation Map for Lufthansa, Business Jets
By Nayla Razzouk and Caroline Alexander July 14 (Bloomberg) — Iraq is transforming from a battleground...
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What does the future hold for Kirkuk?
Three months after parliamentary elections were held in Iraq, a new government has yet to...
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Complex Power Sharing
The democratic governance of divided societies can pose particular challenges. Yet, while diversity is the...
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Post-American Iraq
At this special Chatham House conference, I was one of the invited international experts to...
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Conflicts without Borders
Published in The National Interest, this short piece examines patterns of the spread of ethnic...
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Life after Zarqawi
AFTER receiving its orders, the first plane dropped a GBU-12 bomb carrying 500 pounds of...
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Iraq-based Bulgarian Helicopter Shot Down
Attacks on civilians in Iraq are increasing, a sign that the insurgency is expanding
from assaults on U.S. and Iraqi security forces toward civil war, according to
analysts, including Stefan Wolff, professor of Middle East politics at the U.K.‘s
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Where next for a democratic Iraq?
On Sunday, Iraq went to the polls, or at least a sizeable majority of Iraqis...
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Allawi May Gain at Expense of Shiite Rivals in Iraq's Election
Jan. 28 (Bloomberg) — Iraqi interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi may gain the most support...
