The book (Contradictory Endings) by Dr. Al-Shahmani is on the scientific research table on solid scientific websites

In reference to the importance of the publication titled (Contradictory Endings), which was written by the head of the Baghdad Al-Dawali Center for Studies and Peacebuilding, Dr. Adnan Al-Shahmani, critic Hassan Saab presents his vision of this book on the Al-Mayadeen website, almayadeen.net, where he confirms at the beginning of his presentation that (the issue presented in this book is a sensitive issue , which touches on the reality and fate of the peoples who have been afflicted by American occupation or intervention for decades, especially the peoples of the West Asia region) and then goes on to present the contents of the book, expressing his admiration for the propositions it contains, as he says in another place (the author says in the introduction that in certain cases international powers seek to undertake An influential role in rebuilding countries according to a vision that is consistent with their geopolitical, economic, and security interests, and in a way that is compatible with the future aspirations of those countries. The methods of rebuilding vary, some of which are direct (military intervention), and some are indirect through economic and financial support, in many cases Sometimes, rebuilding states through the intervention of major international powers does not bear fruit in the desired sense) until he reaches the point of saying (the author presents what he called a future vision for the project to rebuild the state in Iraq, in light of several scenarios (scenes), the most prominent of which are: a scene The continuation of the status quo, in which internal variables and the foundations of American interests affect the weakening status of the Iraqi state, and the foundations of regional interests that point in the same direction. There is a scene of moving towards rebuilding the state in accordance with the American vision, which includes turning Iraq into a launching pad towards the region, preserving the security of “Israel”, and securing energy sources, while striving to find an appropriate environment that is consistent with American interests.) Saab concludes his reading of the book by saying (Finally, he concludes The author states that the American occupier has completely failed in the project of rebuilding the state in Iraq, as in Afghanistan, unlike the cases of Japan and Germany, and this is what the author’s objective study has aptly proven. Our generous readers can view the article in detail by accessing the link: https://mdn.tv/7kAI