Dissecting the Political Structure of Power in Iraq

In recent decades, Minority Sunni Arabs, especially the Baathists were the dominant political structure of Iraq and Shiites and Kurds had little participation in the central government. By emphasis on the processes of democratic and decentralized and pluralistic system in the new Iraqi state-building, we can acknowledge that while conflict and disagreement, all Iraqi religious ethnic groups participate in the political structure of the country.
Accordingly, investigate the political structure of power shows that always misleads a strange element from the original path. In fact, the occupation of Iraq by Americans in 2003, the doctrine of liberalism and western human rights found their way through the laws of this country. of course, scholars and religious authorities have been tried to prevent the full structure of legal-governmental toward the bosom of western liberalism, which the author believes this issue has been repeated differently in the Thawra al-Eshreen and Shabaniyah Intifada movement.
These papers aims to dissect legal-governmental structure and investigate political dimensions of power in Iraq and has a scientific and detailed view referring to the involvement of strange elements and consider the aspects of the issue from the constitution, government partners, insecurity factors and the role of authorities and religious scholars view.