Titlebook: Iraq Between Occupations; Perspectives from 19 Amatzia Baram (Professor Emeritus of Middle East H Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Iraq after the Surge07 to stabilize Iraq by means of a new strategy, popularly known as “the surge,” which, as of the summer of 2008, seems to have succeeded beyond expectations in restoring a degree of stability to Iraq. Understanding how this came about is key to assessing future developments in Iraq.

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One Iraq or Many: What Has Happened to Iraqi Identity?ult of more recent circumstances, including Saddam Husayn’s repressive regime and the disruptive U.S. occupation? If these identities are not primordial, have they been better managed in the past, and if so, how? Most important for the future, are the Iraqi state and Iraqi identity gone?

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Fracture

On Servility and Survival: The Sunni Opposition to Saddam and the Origins of the Current Sunni Leadet phenomenon. Such a wider perspective will contribute to a better understanding of Sunni discontent in today’s Iraq. Additionally, it will help to assess the historical significance of the U.S.-led invasion.