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portada The Crystallization of the Iraqi State: Geopolitical Function and Form (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Language
English
Pages
336
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 1.8 cm
Weight
0.45 kg.
ISBN13
9783039100675

The Crystallization of the Iraqi State: Geopolitical Function and Form (in English)

Zoë Preston (Author) · Peter Lang Ltd, International Academic Publis · Paperback

The Crystallization of the Iraqi State: Geopolitical Function and Form (in English) - Preston, Zoë

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Synopsis "The Crystallization of the Iraqi State: Geopolitical Function and Form (in English)"

In 1921 the State of Iraq was established under a British-held mandate from the League of Nations. Drawing on the rich archives available, this book examines the fundamental geographical and historical factors that shaped the geopolitical crystallization of this new State. Iraq's geostrategic location was key, as it lay in a shatterbelt zone of clashing powers and political ideologies. This location invited the attentions of competing world powers. Many resultant features filtered into the new State. Clashes between various communal identities, themselves a reflection of Iraq's geostrategic position, presented severe challenges to Iraqi consolidation. So too did the imperial ambitions of Britain, which was still trying to secure its own interests in the region. Despite new Wilsonian principles of self-determination, Britain gained the Iraqi mandate and backed the narrow strand of nationalism represented by the Sunni Arab elite. With such a limited indigenous support base, this Arab administration remained dependent upon Britain. This exacerbated ethnic and religious divisions, creating a dangerously unbalanced State. Such unequal access to power was reinforced by the clustered geographical distribution of the major ethnic and religious groups. This book offers a thorough analysis.

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