The Structure of the Political Instability in Iraq Based on David Easton’s Theory, From Post-Saddam to Post-ISIS

Iraq should be considered as one of the major centers of the crisis, political unrest and ideological confusion in the current era. From the Ba’ath impeachment period and Saddam Hussein’s totalitarianism until the occupation of this country by the United States in 2003 and eventually, ISIS’s security-political challenges in this country, Iraq have never been successful in Development and the development of the political system. After ISIL’s relative disintegration in Iraq, the issue that seems to be very important is the issue of reconstruction, development, integration and political development in this country. In this article, the authors seek to answer this question by using the David Easton’s Political Instability theory and the method of historical sociology )research method) try to answer this question how can analyzed the pervasive political instability in Iraq Between 2003 )the fall of Saddam Hussein) until 2018 (ISIS relative deterioration in Iraq)? The findings of the article shows that the Iraqi political system during this time can be likened to a political cycle. This cycle includes broad changes in the political community, the occurrence of widespread changes in the regime )rules), and ultimately, major changes in the authorities )the government). Therefore, widespread changes in this cycle caused the political instability in Iraq.