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Journal of Contemporary Iraq & the Arab World

ISSN: 2515-8538
E-ISSN: 2515-8546

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    By Chris Lippard

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    By Bret Vukoder

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    By Gamal M. Selim

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    By Muhsin J. Al-Musawi

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    By Zuher Karim

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    Authors: Silvia-Lucretia Nicola and Shahen Mohammed Faraj

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    Authors: Mufeed Almula-Dhanoon, Marwan Abdul-Malik Dhannoon, Mohannad Muneer Al-Salman and Mustafa Fadhil Hammadi

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    By Ghazi A. Karim

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