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March 3, 20260 citations

LSE Middle East Centre paper series

LFLukman Faily

Key Points

  • Social harmony in Iraq hinges on the interplay between culture, religion, and state.
  • Power dynamics shape authority throughout Iraqi society, influencing social cohesion.
  • Analysis of civil society offers insights into nation-building and state-building interaction.
  • Identifying pathways for sustainable development is critical for Iraq's stable future.

Abstract

This paper examines the three foundational pillars of Iraqi society, culture, state and religion, exploring who has power and who has authority within this framework. It then focuses in detail on each of the requirements for social harmony within Iraq and questions whether nation-building can be done prior to or in parallel with state-building. The paper ends by highlighting solutions for the way forward.

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Lukman Faily (2016) studied this question.

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