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Ofra Bengio spoke on “Positive or Negative Domino Effect? The Case of Iraq” at a July 2006 conference on “Democratization of the Broader Middle East: Israeli, European and US Assessments,” held by TAU’s Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies. In March 2007 she delivered a lecture on “The Kurdish Phoenix: Nation-Building in a Failed Nation-State” to an international conference on Iraq held at Haifa University. Bengio traveled to Ankara in June, where she gave a talk on the Sunni-Shi‘i divide in Iraq at Middle East Technical University. She participated in an international conference on the future of the Middle East held at Bar-Ilan University in June, where she lectured on “The New Iraq: Towards Disintegration or Confederation?”. Her essay, “Exporting Democracy: What Have We Learned from Iraq?” was published in the Spring 2007 issue of Dissent. Email: bengio@post.tau.ac.il Exporting Democracy: What Have
We Learned from Iraq? וייטנאם לא גרמניה
האחרים:
לאופולד וייס ונסים סוסה "Autonomy
in Kurdistan in Historical Perspective" Iraqi Kurds: Hour of
Power? "The New Iraq:
Challenges for State-Building" "Iraqi Reflections of the
Crisis" "Pitfalls of Instant Democracy,"
(From Michael Eisenstadt and Eric Mathewson [eds.], U.S.
Policy in Post-Saddam Iraq: Lessons from the British Experience,
published by the Washington Institute for Near East Policy). Couldn't Be Worse? A Republican Turning
Royalist? Saddam Husayn and the Dilemmas of Succession How Does Saddam Hold On? Ba'thi Iraq in
Search of Identity: השיעים
בעיראק בצבת
הדת והמדינה Shi'is
and Politics in Ba'thi Iraq
Iraq: 1976 –
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