1st Edition
Assessment of Failed Federalism in Iraq Federal in Name Only
1. Introduction
2. Literature Review
3. Theoretical Framework
4. The Quest for Autonomy and the Origins of Power-Sharing
5. Post 2003 Iraq: Defining the Constitution and Territorial Disputes
6. Operationalising Federalism and the Function of the Federal Structure
7. Challenges of Operationalising Fiscal Federalism
8. The Security Challenges to Federalism and Threats of Secession
9. Conclusion
Biography
Hemin R.A. Akreyi is an adjunct faculty member of the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Kurdistan Hewlêr. His areas of expertise are federalism, foreign policy, oil, security, governance, and public policy, and he has published a book chapter titled 'The Paradox of Federalism and the Iraqi Federation', published by Routledge in 2018.
"[This book] is the product of a lot of hard work, careful research and many interviews with key players in the Iraqi and Iraqi Kurdistan political scene... I’m sure it will make a long, lasting, enduring contribution to the literature on Iraq federalism and Kurds."
David Romano, Thomas G. Strong Professor of Middle East Politics, Missouri State University.
