By: Michael Schwartz, Professor of Sociology and Faculty Director of the Undergraduate College of Global Studies at Stony Brook University.

 

In this book, the author delineates the multiple phases of the military operations undertaken by American forces in Iraq to overthrow the regime of Saddam Hussein. He presents a thorough examination of the most significant events and transformations that have unfolded in the Iraqi landscape since 2003, along with the subsequent developments that have significantly influenced the nation's trajectory.

Professor Schwartz also analyzes the formidable challenges the American administration confronted in its efforts to restore stability and sovereignty, among other objectives. Furthermore, the author addresses American policy and its role in supporting Iraq's unity, establishing the rule of law, and fostering societal peace among the diverse components of the Iraqi people