Titlebook: Iran, Iraq, and the Legacies of War; Lawrence G. Potter,Gary G. Sick Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2004

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,The Troubled Relationship: Iran and Iraq, 1930–80,i community (a portion of whose members were of Iranian origin), the affinities members of this community felt with fellow Shi‘is in Iran, and the fact that Shi‘ism’s holiest shrines were located in Iraq, created a potential instrument (though not always the reality) for Iranian influence in Iraq an

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,The Antinomies of Iran’s War Generation,s a generation born during the eight-year war. that declares with confidence that Iranian society can no longer be controlled or cowed by cannons, tanks, and reference to the vestiges and values of the people’s militia (.) that helped to “win” the war.. On the other side stands a generation that sac

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The War Generation in Iraq: A Case of Failed Etatist Nationalism,d. The Iran-Iraq War was initiated in September 1980 as a part of nation-building endeavors inasmuch as it aimed at enhancing regime security. War was sought as a means to further construct and enhance etatist nationalism, and this attempt, although challenged, was relatively successful during much

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affected a generation of Iraqis and Iranians. The role of the U.S. in the region and how U.S. policy has affected the two states are also considered. This book provides a basis for understanding the background of a tumultuous relationship that is entering a new era.978-1-4039-7609-3978-1-4039-8042-7

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