20岁入侵伊拉克:伊拉克的黑手党国家

IF 4.3 1区社会学 Q1 POLITICAL SCIENCE

Journal of Democracy Pub Date : 2023-04-01 DOI:10.1353/jod.2023.0022

Kanan Makiya

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摘要:如何描述2003年的美国战争?它是数百万人从暴政下的“解放”，还是一次令人深恶痛绝的“占领”?这篇文章反映了临时管理委员会(IGC)——在美国领导的入侵伊拉克和推翻萨达姆·侯赛因之后成立的——是如何将“民主”与基于muhassasa的“代表制”结合在一起的(muhassasa是指根据宗派或种族标准，通过主要政党领导人的“共识”来填补关键政府职位的做法)。IGC的这种安排被证明是滋生腐败的温床。2003年后，身份政治继续影响着伊拉克政治精英的观点，但今天，新一代已经开始发出自己的声音。这一代人相信伊拉克是一个国家，并理解民主不仅仅是一种可以在不同群体之间分配的战利品。

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The Iraq Invasion at Twenty: Iraq’s Mafia State

Abstract:How should one characterize the U.S. war of 2003? Was it a “liberation” of millions of people from tyranny, or a much hated “occupation”? This essay reflects on how the Interim Governing Council (IGC)—formed following the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq and the removal of Saddam Hussein—conflated “democracy” with “representation” based on muhassasa (the practice of filling key government posts by “consensus” of the major-party bosses, using sectarian or ethnic criteria). This arrangement of the IGC proved ripe for corruption. Post-2003, identity politics continued to shape the outlook of Iraq‘s political elite, but today a new generation has begun making itself heard. This generation believes in Iraq as a nation and understands democracy as more than a source of spoils to be divided among groups.

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Journal of Democracy POLITICAL SCIENCE-

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