Ali, Zahra <br/><br/>
The Women’s Movement in Iraq after Saddam 

 -  2014.<br/>							 
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<br/><br/> Through a both socio-anthropological and historical approach, this article seeks to analyze the imbrication of gender, religion and nation in contemporary Iraq. It relies on a ethnography of the post-2003 Iraqi women’s movement and a study of gender politics in the country from the period of the ba’ath regime to the occupation of the country by the US-led forces.