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Iraq's new constitution: recipe for stability or chaos? / Edward Chaplin

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CHAPLIN Edward

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TextPublication details: 2006Subject(s):

IRAQ -- GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS

In: Cambridge Review of International Affairs Vol.19, No 2, June 2006, pp.271-284 (93)Summary: Although it is the immediate problems caused by sectarian violence that keeps Iraq in world news headlines, the country's long term stability depends on its leaders' ability to accept compromises that put the common good ahead of short-term sectarian advantage.

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Although it is the immediate problems caused by sectarian violence that keeps Iraq in world news headlines, the country's long term stability depends on its leaders' ability to accept compromises that put the common good ahead of short-term sectarian advantage.

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