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The Problem Of Water Resources In Iraq And Its Impact On Water Security And State Building, Sarhan Naeem Al-Khafaji

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Water resources are the main lifeline of the arid and semi-arid environment. Iraq is located in these areas. Water resources in Iraq faced many threats and many damages. In the second half of the last century, large areas of the Marshlands, half of the water bodies, Water resources of lakes and river water due to the construction of dams and irrigation projects in Syria, Turkey and Iran, where a large proportion of the rural population suffers from scarcity of potable water.

A Geopolitical Analysis Of The Victims Of Terrorist Operations In Iraq And Their Repercussions On State Building, Rafid Abdul Nabi Ibrahim Al-Sayegh, Princess Mohammed On Hamza

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Geographical political analysis for victims of terrorism operation in lrag and its implications for building the state

National Integration And Its Role In Building The State In Iraq: A Study In Political Geography, Hamida Abdul Hussein Mohammed Al-Zalami, Tartil Faysal Ghazi, Adnan Kazim Jabbar Al-Shaibani

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The subject of national integration is one of the topics that have become of great importance at the present time because of its importance in the treatment of many of the crises that affect the political systems in third countries of the world. There is no doubt that Iraq consists of a diverse population of national and religious, and that this diversity should be a factor of weakness, not strength by the ruling regimes that have dominated the rule of Iraq since 1921 and so far because of lack of mechanisms to crisis management of this diversity, which led As …

Social Pluralism And The Problem Of Building A Modern State In Iraq After 2003, Abbas Jaber Abdullah

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Indeed, the building-state of the Iraqi after 2003 has based on the identity of sect or sect rather than national identity, especially as Iraq is characterized by social-pluralism. The features of the state in Iraq had absent due to the succession of dictatorial regimes, especially after the collapse of the Baath regime. Hence, the Iraqi political decision-maker must depend on strategy that contain and bring all the energies and potentials in order to build this tenuous state especially as social and ethnic pluralism prevail in all parts of the country. The article focused on the social pluralism that generates to …

Geographical Analysis Of The Natural Characteristics Of The Muthanna Governorate Desert And Its Impact On The Country's Economic Activity, Eiqil Kaazum Waly Alzaalimi, Jassim Wahwah Shati Al-Jayashi

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The desert of Al-Muthanna governorate has a variety of natural characteristics, most notably the astronomical and geographical location, occupies a large estimated area of ​​(46254.5 km2) that is more neighboring than four Iraqi governorates and to have a long international border with Saudi Arabia. The surface features are divided into four sections with different natural shapes, which is the most important of the large amounts of solar radiation and temperature that can be invested economically in the generation of renewable energy as well as the existence of water resources both surface water and groundwater due to the fall of large …

Iraqi Jewish Women And Their Role In Baghdad Life 1914-1958 (Historical Study), Ghanem Naguib Abbas

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

This research focuses on Iraqi Jewish women and their role in Baghdadi life, and to trace the status of Jewish women in Iraqi society and their role in politics, education, literary salons, literature, journalism, medicine, pharmacy, music and singing, and government jobs

The Consensus Experience In Iraqi Politics And Its Impact On Strengthening National Unity, Imad Hadi Abdul Ali, Waseem Abboud Attia

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The modern Iraqi state has been committed since its inception after the First World War, which consisted of a group of religious and national sects, a policy under which the sect and membership became a secret open to the country's great secrets. There is a clear awareness of its existence, which is no less obvious than going into it publicly and in the sense of belonging to it. And its implications.

Imam Ali's (Peace Be Upon Him) Position On The Problem Of Man And Authority A Historical, Intellectual And Political Study, Ayad Kazem Rajih

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

In this research, the researcher tries to identify the position of Imam Ali bin Abi Talib from this serious problem to the head of the Islamic Arab state (35-40), as well as the legacy of his intellect. Encompassing many aspects of intellectual life in his time.

(Iraqi National Identity And The Impact Of Historical Awareness In Consolidating It) - A Study On Ways To Advance -, Good Morning Riah Alfatlawi

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The problem of the Iraqi national identity is that it was distorted by external forces in the context of the re-formation of the state and society. The British occupation of Iraq after World War I was the heaviest factor in this. Which left room for the emergence of a number of challenges, perhaps the most prominent problematic party work in Iraq.

Inspiring The National Character Through The Study Of The Personality Of Jean-Baptiste Jules Bernadotte 1763-1844, Hassan Attia Abdullah, Zahraa Razak Hussein

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Jean-Baptiste Jules Bernadotte is an exceptional figure who has changed the history of peoples, His military career reveals his talent and great capabilities in the French army, where he became a general, Which was adorned by the nobility of his moral and human sense of compassion, Which was one of the factors that enabled him to be a guardian and then a guardian of the throne of the Swedish king, With his intelligence, patience and political abilities he united the Kingdom of Sweden and the Kingdom of Norway under one throne (the United Kingdom of Sweden and Norway).

Educational Curricula (University) And Its Role In Promoting National Identity And Democratic Behavior In Iraq After 2003, Ahmed Ghaleb Mohi

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The thesis deals with educational curricula and its role in promoting national identity and consolidating democratic political behavior in Iraq post-2003. Despite the slight modernization of some curricula, it was not ambitious because it does not enhance the reality of democratic transition, since the majority of curricula are old and not fit the Zeitgeist, in addition to the tools used and laboratory fields, and most importantly the traditional methods that are still practiced in the management of the educational process, which is negatively reflected on strengthening of the national identity and consolidating the democratic behavior.

National Identity And Its Significance In Light Of The Verses Of The Holy Quran, Laith Abbas Jassim

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Everything in the universe has an identity that is characteristic of its quality and distinct from the rest of the assets. There are renewed and fixed identities and human groups that frame these identities with the characteristics of the human participants. This indicates the identity as the content of citizenship and the concept of identity, the goal of modern political concepts, and common interests, are fundamental links and at times identity is broader or narrower.

Ahazeej Recited By Iraqi Soldiers During The Liberation Of The Occupied Lands In 2017 A Semantic Study, Ahmed Sahib Mubarak, Sameerah Atshan Al -Fayadh

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The present study fulfills a semantic analysis study of ahazeej recited by Iraqi Soldiers during the Liberation of Occupied Lands in 2017. The study attempts to answer the following questions; 1-What is the structure of Ahazeej? 2-For what purposes have they been used? 3-What are the semantic devices used in Ahazeej? 4- How have they been influenced by Iraqi folklore?

The Effect Of The (Random Excitement) Method On Achievement And The Development Of Social Tolerance Among Second-Year Middle School Students In The Subject Of History, Karim Abis Abu Halil

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The researcher followed the experimental method with partial control, which consists of two groups, one experimental and the other control. The researcher defined the subject as the vocabulary of the history book scheduled to be taught in Iraq for the academic year (2018-2019) for the second intermediate grade. In light of this, the researcher prepared a number of model teaching plans for the students of the research sample, which amounted to (56) students. The research tool was a post-achievement test consisting of (41) multiple-choice items, as well as a scale to measure social tolerance for the students of the research …

British Study Of The Book The Iraqi State After 2003, Latif Kamil Kiliwiun, Aeyad Eabd Alrida Eabdallah

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Undoubtedly that building the state is one of the important subjects that are concerned with political geography in terms of idea and mechanisms of establishment and construction and the extent of consistency of that construction with the state society with is political and social dimensions.

Official Titles Of The States Of The Islamic East In The Abbasid Era Until 447 Ah/1055 Ad: A Historical Study, Zajia Abdul Razzaq Hassan Ibrahim, Zahraa Mohsen Hassan Mohsen Al-Samawi

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The title is a human phenomenon known to most peoples and nations since ancient times and then developed like other phenomena until the phenomenon has the property of accumulation across cultures and Arabs one of these nations, which known this phenomenon, And he sought to find out the importance of the official title given by the Abbasid caliphs to the rulers of the Islamic Levant states on the other hand, the research reveals the great turnout of these rulers to obtain the official title, especially in the fourth century AH tenth century AD and the results of this due to …

Language And Its Impact On Consolidating National Identity, Ahmed Hussein Abdel Sada

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

This paper deals with the relationship between the language and the national identity within a different perspective than what was presented under this heading in many studies, without canceling or negating those studies, but rather benefiting and reproducing them in accordance with the concept of national identity. We cannot imagine a nation without diversity, multilingual, intellectual, cultural, etc.

Cultural Diversity Is A Crack In Identity A Reading Of The Novel Saida Hanem And Tomorrow From Last Year By Maysaloun Hadi, Hamid Obaid Jabbar

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The phenomenon of identity fragmentation in the contemporary Iraqi novel especially written after the change that has affected the social and political system in Iraq, with violent and dramatic events on both individual and collective levels, Iraqi society was subjected to cultural diversity unconditionally under the umbrella of the dust of dictatorship, The impact of the most recent imbalance in the values ​​that prevailed was the first fruit of cultural diversity on the practical level in order to undermine identity. Particular affiliations emerged that were the creation of multiple identities (religious, sectarian, ethnical, national), and at the same time, The …

Family According To The Text Of The Epic Of Gilgamesh, Bassem Mohammed Habib

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

This research deals with the family in the Epic of Gilgamesh because it is important that the epic deals with an era that is one of the early civilizations of Mesopotamia, which enables us to obtain information about the life of the families in ancient times and their circumstances and social roles and their differences of social and economic as well as links between them And relations within the framework of the society in which it lives, the community of Uruk in the era of the epic, which some people assume roles of the early Dawn of the breeds (the …

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Metaphysical Reduction Of Necessity : A Modified Account, Pak Him Lai

Lingnan Theses (MPhil & PhD)

This thesis investigates the metaphysical nature of necessity. My study focuses primarily on the reduction of metaphysical necessity and the question of whether a necessary truth can be reductively defined. Theodore Sider (2011) develops a new reductive account of metaphysical necessity. Unfortunately, the multiple realizability problem posed by Jonathan Schaffer (2013) undermines the credibility of Sider’s account. This underlies my motivation to search for a revised Siderian account of necessity. On this basis, I propose a modified version of Sider’s account and argue that analytic, natural-kind and micro-reduction truths are necessary truths if and only if they express the same …

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Exo-Genres: Case Study Of Oregon State’S ‘Stage-Gate’ It Review Process, Henry Covey

Technical and Professional Writing Graduate Student Papers

This is a preliminary case study of exogenres, specifically superimposed genre exosystems, i.e., genre frameworks that are prescribed (genre exosystems) which are “laid upon” (superimposed on) writing scenes from outside oversight entity/ies.

This case study gathered and analyzed artifacts, data, and information from a relatively new exosystem in the Oregon state government: the IT project approval process called “Stage Gate,” a mandated regulatory reporting documentation process in effect in Oregon since 2015. The exogenres in Stage Gate were created out of a social action to superimpose IT governance and industry frameworks on state government agencies who build enterprise …

Self-Realization And Validity Surplus In Proactive Heroism, Bryan Smyth

Heroism Science

This article provides a brief outline of an approach to understanding proactive (or social) heroism in embodied terms, taking this as essential to supporting the idea of ‘the banality of heroism’. I first present an analysis of heroic action in general that shows it as involving self-realization through nonselfsacrificial existential necessity, and then show how in cases of reactive heroic action this necessity is best understood in predispositional embodied terms, such that the agent may be said to quite literally incarnate certain generally accepted norms of the intersubjective ethical context. I then briefly sketch out how this same kind of …

Lost, Saeeda Ullah

I2

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Home Of The Flesh, Reva Dixit

I2

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Giiwe, Skyler Kuczaboski

I2

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Cafe Girls, Jung Hyun Kim

I2

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Displaced, Charlene Browne

I2

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