Collective consciousness and the making of the state: Why does Iraq’s reform battle start with the individual?
For more than two decades, Iraq has been suffering from administrative and financial corruption, as well as weak state institutions, despite the enactment of legislation and the establishment of oversight bodies. This is due to the deterioration of public administration efficiency, raising questions about the causes of the crisis and the effectiveness of the measures taken.
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