Regionalism in Basra and the South

Basra, the Failed Gulf State: Separatism and Nationalism in Southern Iraq (July 2005)

Basra and the threat of disintegration (12 October 2005)

Southern Iraq Gears Up for Elections (23 November 2005)

The Maliki Government – What It Could Mean to Southern Iraq (23 May 2006)

The Completion of the Maliki Government on 8 June 2006  (9 June 2006)

Britain in Basra: Past Experiences and Current Challenges (July 2006)

Ottoman Provincial Boundaries, Shiite Federalism, and Energy Conflict in Iraq (October 2006)

Basra, the Reluctant Seat of “Shiastan” (February 2007)

Basra Crude: The Great Game of Iraq’s “Southern” Oil (February 2007)

Mysterious Southern Regionalists Cause a Stir in Baghdad (15 April 2007)

The Gibraltar That Never Was (July 2007)

Now Is the Worst Possible Time to Leave Basra (8 October 2007)

Suffering, Oil, and Ideals of Coexistence: Non-Sectarian Federal Trends in the Far South of Iraq (17 November 2007)

An Initiative to Create the Federal Region of Basra Is Launched (11 November 2008)

Signs of Competition in the Struggle about Basra and Federalism? (19 November 2008)

The Basra Federalism Initiative Enters Stage Two (15 December 2008)

Basra, the Failed Gulf State, Part II: Wail Abd al-Latif Concedes Defeat (17 January 2009)

Maliki Makes a Concession to Basra Regionalism? (10 May 2009)

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