Dr. Amer Abd Rasan Al-Mawsawi
The gravity of major security issues is not measured merely by the number of
armed individuals or weapons they involve, but rather by the degree of their
entanglement with the institutions of the state, society, the economy, and politics,
and by the number of interests, structures, and authorities...
Bassam Raad / Researcher in Economic Affairs
Political economy and public finance scholars agree that oil abundance can turn from a "developmental blessing" into a "structural curse" if misused and if strategic visions for diversifying national income sources are absent. This phenomenon is known in economic literature as the "Resource...
Dr. Haider Nima Bakhit - University of Kufa, Faculty of Administration and Economics
The stability of the monetary system is considered one of the most important objectives of monetary policy, as it contributes to enhancing confidence in the national currency, achieving financial stability, and supporting economic activity. However, the Iraqi...
Dr. Muhannad Talib Al-Hamdi / Professor of Economics and Political Science, Kansas State University, United States of America
National governments have played an important role in the successful development experiences of East Asian countries. However, elsewhere in the world-including countries in Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East and North...
Dr. Salam Jabbar - Economic Expert
The public often holds almost firmly entrenched perceptions when businessmen assume power in their countries, and these perceptions may reach the point of conviction that power will be harnessed for the businessman's own benefit. However, some fail to realize that there are legal, legislative,...
Dr. Ali Al-Rawi / PhD in Monetary Economics
Iraq is currently navigating an economic phase that is considered one of its most sensitive in many years. This is due not only to traditional financial challenges but also to the simultaneous convergence of several complex crises. Some of these are internal,...
Dr. Sabreen Sattar Jabbar / Researcher
The monopoly of legitimate violence represents the fundamental pillar in political science literature and the sociology of the state for building a stable political entity capable of asserting its sovereignty. In the Iraqi case post-2003, the state-building process faced a structural challenge represented by...
Bassam Raad / Researcher in Economic Affairs
Fiscal and monetary policies in Iraq have witnessed major changes over the past decade. The figures in the annual statistical bulletins of the Central Bank for the years (2014) and (2024) reflect noticeable increases in the growth of the money supply and...
Dr. Abdul Karim Kadhim Ajil / Dean of the Higher Institute for Leadership Preparation and Qualification
With the new Iraqi government gaining a vote of confidence, a fundamental question emerges: What kind of foreign policy does Iraq need in light of accumulated domestic crises and escalating regional tensions?
This question appears...
Dr. Adnan Sabeeh Thamer / Researcher specializing in the anthropology of discourse
The essence of the social and political system in countries is shaped on the basis of its discourse, and on the basis of its nurturing of that discourse. Social and political discourse is nurtured in different ways depending...
