Dr. Atheer Nadhem Al-Jasour - Faculty of Political Science/Al-Mustansiriya University
Summary:
After the year (1989) the West-East conflict ended in theory or under what has been addressed by researchers and scholars in international relations and international politics due to the triumph of the capitalist camp led by the United States of...
Wafaa Fawzi - Researcher
Introduction:
Technology plays an important role in all aspects of our lives, it has revolutionized the way we communicate and work, the way we get information and analyze it and where it's employed as needed, and it's also made many tasks easier and more efficient, And it...
Salam Jabbar Shihab, a researcher in political economy
Summary:
Although the size of the labor force in Iraq is between (6-7) million people in the private sector, but (18) thousand workers are registered in social welfare programs.
The Social Security Law for workers will not be passed in Iraq as long as...
Dr. Abdul Samad Saadoun - professor of International economic relations
A prelude:
It is no secret to any of the researchers specializing in the study and analysis of energy in the world that Iraq is a country rich in conventional or depleted energy, specifically oil and natural gas. although those energy...
Omar Samir - Ph.D. student in political science at Istanbul University
Hanin Saad al-Jubouri - master's student at Istanbul's Gresham University
Introduction:
The historical relations between Turkey and Iraq, and the bonds of religion, culture, and economy stretch back hundreds of years, and some pillars have maintained their strength from their inception...
Peyman Eshaghi
Turkey’s upcoming presidential and parliamentary elections will begin on May 14. The significance of this election is heightened by the fact that it will take place in the centennial year of the Republic of Turkey’s founding and that the country has been experiencing a deteriorating social and economic...
Raed Ahmed, Ph.D. - Al-Iraqia University
Introduction:
It might be clear to most people that individuals leave their countries and seek a better life in other countries, which usually happens for many reasons. Some of them are related to security conditions—e.g., wars and instability—high rates of unemployment, and family unification—e.g., marriage....
Ali Al-Madan - Iraqi writer and researcher
Summary:
This article presents, based on historical methodology, an analytical monitoring of the thinking of Iraqi Shiite Islamists in political action and their definition of their political identity within the state, and their transition from internationalist Islamic thinking in the utopia of the Islamic...
Zeina Malik Araibi - Researcher
Introduction
In recent decades, technology has become one of the most important tools for the development and advancement of nations. The centrality of this role is due not only to the fact that technology is no longer important for itself, but also to its role in...
Hiyam Ali Al-Merhej - Researcher at Al-Bayan Center for Studies, Department of Women's Studies
Introduction
Although minority women are subject to the social equations to which all other women in Iraq are subjected, they have certain specificities that affect their social and political status. It is therefore necessary to talk about...
