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Rebwar R. Salih

Rebwar completed his BA in Global Politics and International Relations from Birkbeck College, University of London in 2015 before completing his Master's degree in Government, Policy and Politics, also from Birkbeck College, University of London in 2016. He has worked for the London based Centre for Kurdish Progress and Centre for Turkey Studies and follows the changes and politics of Kurdistan Regional of Iraq KRI and its government Kurdistan Regional Government KRG.

 

Research Interests

The Unites States’ invasion of Iraq in 2003.

Ethnic and sectarian differences in Iraq.

Nation-state building project in Iraq post-2003.

Nationalism and Identity.

Ethnic conflict regulation in Iraq.

Consociationalism and majoritrianism in Iraq post-2003.

Kurdish politics in Kurdistan Region of Iraq post-1991.

Kurdish civil war in Iraq 1992-1998.

Kurdish political parties in Kurdistan Region of Iraq.

Oil and its relationship to democracy in the Middle Eastern states in general and the Kurdish Region of Iraq in particular.

Failure of Kurdish politics towards Baghdad after the defeat of the Islamic State IS in Iraq.

Regional and super powers toward Kurdish issue in Iraq in particular and in the Middle East in general.

Youth bulge theory and the relationship between youth and violence

PhD Supervisor

Dr Thomas Jeffrey Miley

Media Articles

The day after for relations between Washington and the Kurds
Why the West needs to re-examine how it helps the Kurdistan Regional Government
Does oil hinder democratic reform?

Research Groups & Affiliations

Race Research Cluster

Job Title:
PhD Candidate, Darwin College
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