ELECTIONS AND OLD FACES: HOW OFTEN DO IRAQ’S POLITICAL ELITE CHANGE?
Iraq has high re-election rate, indicates significance of elections
Have MA in Political Science from Western Illinois University with a GPA 4.0 out of 4.0 and thesis focuses on outcomes of internal conflict, entitled "Determinants of Partitioning in the Arab World." Teaches two undergraduate courses: political systems in the Arab region and International Organizations in English; specializes in areas of good governance, rule of law, and institutional reforms; training postgraduate students on advanced qualitative and quantitative methods through workshops, hosted by Al-Bayan Center for Planning and Studies.
Iraq has high re-election rate, indicates significance of elections
Assessing pros and cons of privatization of electricity sector in Iraq.
This paper provides an analysis and assessment of the different waves of protests in the country in the last two years and the need for real reforms to address a process that is gaining traction with each wave.
unity governments, economic interdependence, and social dynamics are drivers for moderation in Iraq
Analyze Voter Attitudes
Shifting decentralization from provincial level to district level to enhance performance and establish popular accountability
Electoral System in Iraq has evolved since 2003, enhancing aspect of representation without addressing weak accountability.
This paper propose a framework for combating corruption in Iraq
المنظمات الدولية باللغة االنكليزية
Headway
Participation in the annual conference of the American Political Science Association to present a research on populism in Iraq, covering three phases of populism in Iraq, starting with the Saddam's authoritarian populism, and extended to post-2003 ethno-sectarian populism.