The United States policy toward the Kurdish mass migration 1991

This research provides a theoretical framework for understanding how individuals living under dictatorship calibrate their political behaviors. The illustrates the United States agenda on Iraqi Kurdish mass migration in 1991, due to negative impact of Saddam’s regime people started run away from lands toward Turkish and Iranian borders. Nowadays international relations are considered as most effective power by scholars. contains two academic chapters, chapter one clarifies policy time migration. second US after tragedy. Despite traditional character crisis, planned contain region anticipation potential security threats ahead secure energy supplies first devote its influence secondly. In sense controlling areas capabilities absolute control extent that it does not need any future cover was keen this Gulf War acted context presence act unilaterally counter perceived interests Iraq.