Iraq Essays

Despite the fact that the U.S. government claims that their actions against Iraq are for the general safety of everyone, these two essays bring out fresh perspectives that show how much people actually feel the lack of safety while the

Operation Iraqi Freedom was a war launched by the United States against then Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein in 2003. After successfully bringing down the dictatorship and forcing Saddam into hiding, The U.S. Army continued to occupy Iraq under the pretext

In the book “Guests of the Sheik: An Ethnography of an Iraqi Village” by Elizabeth Warnock Fernia, (Fernia, 2008), a newly married woman describes what life was like for her while living in a tiny, tribal village in Iraq, for

Since centuries, ethnicity played a significant role in development, success, and prosperity of nations around the globe. At the same time, it resulted in wars and issues due to creation of conflicts between them. In specific, this paper will focus

Post-War Iraq Scenario: An Introduction The people of Iraq are not happy over the war and are daily demonstrating against their “liberators”.  The number of violent incidents is constantly increasing, and the number of deaths constantly rises.  The American soldiers

Iraq is considered as a war ravaged country in the Middle East and it has become an influential country after Saddam Hussein took over as its totalitarian leader. However, the United States of America was eager to end Hussein’s regime.

Summary             Caught in the strife torn city of Baghdad in Iraq, the war correspondent and staff writer Jon Lee Anderson of the New Yorker, accounted for the realities of war.             The fall of Baghdad grimly shook the world,

            The Effects of the war between Iraq and the United States of America made a tremendous impact not only to the US economy but also globally. Today global economy is still on track for healthy growth despite the adverse

The past five years in Iraq has been characterized by political unrest, violence, bloodshed, loss of lives and properties. Many families have been forced to abandon their homes due to the effects of the war. As at 2006, it was

Abstract                         The overall scope of this research paper shall be geared towards reflecting on various aspects of the American War in Iraq. The historical overview of this war shall be predominately discussed initially followed by both opponent and proponent