State and Society in Iraq : Citizenship Under Occupation, Dictatorship and Democratisation (Hardcover)

Introduction: State Society Relations in Iraq: Negotiating a Contested Historiography Benjamin Isakhan and Fadi Dawood Part I: Colonial Rule and the Making of Modern Iraq Chapter 1: The Ba'qubah Refugee Camp, 1919-22: State-Society Relations in Occupied Iraq Fadi Dawood Chapter 2: State-Society Relations in the Iraqi Urban Sphere of Baghdad and Kirkuk, 1920-58 Arbella Bet-Shlimon Chapter 3: The Government is the Servant of the People': State and Society in the Short Stories of Shakir Khu?bak and Gha'ib ?u'ma Farman Hilla Peled-Shapira Chapter 4: Education Policy in Iraq, 1921-58: Competing Visions of the State Hilary Falb Kalisman Chapter 5: Military-Society Relations in Iraq, 1920-58: Competing Roles of the Army Ibrahim Al-Marashi Part II: Republican Iraq: State-Society Relations Under Authoritarian Rule Dangerous liaisons': Abd al-Karim Qasim and the Student Movements of the First Iraqi Republic, 1958-63 Jordi Tejel Chapter 6: Rural Violence versus Urban Intellectualism: A Paradox of Integration and Emancipation Alda Benjamen and Sargon George Donabed Chapter 7: Ba`thi Iraq in the 1970s: Historiography of Medieval Islam and Contemporary Politics Amatzia Baram Chapter 8: Ba'thist Penetration of Shi'i Religious Institutions Samuel Helfont Part III: Communal Strife and Re-emergent Authoritarianism in Post-2003 Iraq Chapter 9: The Consolidation of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq and the Integrity of the Iraqi State Gareth Stansfield Chapter 10: Political Parties, Elections and the Transformation of Iraqi Politics Since 2003 Marc Lemieux and Shamiran Mako Chapter 11: The Road to the 'Islamic State': State-Society Relations after the US Withdrawal from Iraq Benjamin Isakhan Conclusion: Lessons from the Past for a Future Iraq Benjamin Isakhan and Shamiran Mako