International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies issue 1.2: Iraqi women under occupation: from tribalism to neo-feudalism
International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies issue 1.3: Iraqi oil, the international system, and chimera of democracy
International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies issue 2.2: The heist of Iraq & Editors note Book Review
International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies issue 2.3: Living through war, sanctions and occupation: the voices of Iraqi women
International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies issue 4.3: The sectarian state in Iraq and the new political class Closing Editorial
Jacqueline S. Ismael is professor of social work at the University of Calgary and is co-editor of the International Journal of Contemporary Iraqi Studies. She has published extensively on Canadian social policy and international social welfare, including The Canadian Welfare State: Evolution and Transition (1989) and International Social Welfare in a Changing World (1996). She has also written articles and monographs on social change in the Middle East and co-authored a number of works with Tareq Y. Ismael, including The Communist Movement in Syria and Lebanon (1998), and The Iraqi Predicament: People in the Quagmire of Power Politics (2004). Her latest book is with William Haddad, entitled Barriers to Reconciliation: Case Studies on Iraq and the Palestine-Israel Conflict (2006).
Keywords: Iraqi women, neo-feudalism, women's rights, women under occupation, sectarianism and women