Ten years that shook the world

Section: Political books

Number of pages: 783 pages

What has happened in Iraq since that era? What are the political, social and human changes that the occupation has brought about? How can the effects of all this be monitored in the Arab world, especially in Syria? This is what this book is concerned with, which includes twenty-four studies and six testimonies, all of which deal with the catastrophes that befell Iraq during the ten years following the occupation, especially the dismantling of the state and the army, the exacerbation of the identity problem and sectarian and national conflicts, in addition to the rise of the Turkish role, the expansion of Iranian control, and the diminishing of the Iraqi role at the same time.