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المقدمةيوجد فقط 14 صفحة متاحة للعرض العام
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This study (the negotiations between the Iraqi government and the Kurdish movement in Iraq 1968-1991m), has chosen a researcher in 1968 to be the beginning of the study because it is the public who witnessed the arrival of the Baath Party to power, and in 1991 as the end of her for that year, which saw the end of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait There were many reasons that prompted the researcher to choose the current study include :- The study period (1968-1991m) has seen three rounds of formal negotiations between the Iraqi government and the Kurdish movement, without access to tangible results and the pursuit of uncovering and removing the ambiguity surrounding the Kurdish movement. The current study attempted to answer the following questions : Why were the negotiations between the Iraqi government and Kurdish movements in Iraqi Kurdistan? What is the truth of the Baathist attitude of these negotiations? What role Saddam Hussein played in? And the extent to which the Iraqi government was ready to recognize the rights of Kurdish nationalism?.The points of the most controversial and contentious? Divided the current study was to introduction, four chapters, and a conclusion, and a list of references and appendices : The first chapter titled (Kurdish problem develops in Iraq 1921-1968m) and eat the Iraqi state, and the evolution of the Kurdish issue in treaties and conventions, regional and international and Iraqi constitutions, Iraq and negotiations with the Kurdish movement in Iraq in 1968 before. The second chapter entitled (the first round of negotiations, the Iraqi Kurdish 1970-1975m) and ensure the arrival of the Baath to power and the beginning of negotiations, development and access to the statement of March 11, 1970 m, and the obstacles encountered in the negotiations which led to obstruct implementation of the agreement and failing. The third chapter entitled (the second round of negotiations, the Iraqi Kurdish 1984), and discusses the evolution of the situation in Iraq, after the 1975 Algiers Agreement, the impact of the Iran-Iraq war in the negotiations, and the start of negotiations with the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK). He held the title of Chapter IV (the third round of negotiations for the Iraqi Kurdish 1991) deals with the impact of Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait on the uprising of Iraqi Kurdistan in 1991, and the start of negotiations and development, The researcher has adopted a series of foreign documents posted on top of documents the British Foreign Office and documents the US State Department, and a number of scientific messages in Arabic and Kurdish and foreign, references and interviews researcher with the characters and leaders who participated in the negotiations. The study found that the Iraqi government has entered several rounds of negotiations with the Kurdish movement, but all rounds of negotiations did not reach significant results, except for March 11, 1970 of the Convention.