Re-formation State: The Political Procedures in Iraq (2003-2006)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.58298/2021129Keywords:
US-Iraq Relations, Iraq’s politics, political processes, Iraq war, International PoliticsAbstract
The political procedures in Iraq which began during the American occupation in 2003, passed through several phases. After toppling Saddam Hussein American, officials laid down several political imperatives to draw the boundaries of the form of the political system of the future of Iraq. However, these outward boundaries did not constitute a vision of what the United States saw as the provisional arrangements for the governance of Iraq or of the manner in which these arrangements would prepare for transition to a permanent Iraqi sovereignty.
This paper discusses the political and constitutional process in Iraq after the US occupation on April 9, 2003. This war leads to dissolution all political institutions in the country and United States through its direct managing could put arrangements for the new Iraq government with help of Iraqis. The importance of this study lies in the fact that it marked an important phase that left its influence on Iraq for decades.
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