UIA Dynamics

A Disunited Iraqi Alliance Triumphs in the South (22 December 2005)

Beyond SCIRI and Abd al-Aziz al-Hakim: The Silent Forces of the United Iraqi Alliance (20 January 2006)

SCIRI, Daawa and Sadrists in the Certified Iraq Elections Results (11 February 2006)

A Strategy for Dealing with the Sadrists? (21 December 2006)

Sistani, the United States and Politics in Iraq: From Quietism to Machiavellianism? (March 2006)

Sistani and Maliki: Towards a More Active Role for Najaf? (29 April 2006)

Ashura in Iraq: Enter Mahdism? (29 January 2007)

SCIRI More Flexible on Federalism, but Fails to Resolve Khamenei Ambiguity (12 May 2007)

The Surge, the Shiites and Nation Building in Iraq (13 September 2007)

Ashura, 1429/2008: Iraq’s Shiites between Sectarianism, Iraqi Nationalism, and Mahdism (18 January 2008)

The Southern Mahdists Speak for Themselves (20 January 2008)
The Enigmatic Second Battle of Basra (26 March 2008)

Maliki, Hakim, and Iran’s Role in the Basra Fighting (9 April 2008)

The Sadrists of Basra and the Far South of Iraq: The Most Unpredictable Political Force in the Gulf’s Oil-Belt Region? (May 2008)

The Sadrists, the Bush Administration's Narrative on Iraq, and the Maysan Operations (3 July 2008)

Two Very Different Takes on Centralism (20 September 2008)

Maliki’s Awakening in the South (8 October 2008)

The Map of Electoral Coalitions South of Baghdad Is Taking Shape (31 October 2008)

The “Withdrawal Treaty” Is Passed (27 November 2008)

The Candidate Lists Are Out: Basra More Fragmented, Sadrists Pursuing Several Strategies? (22 December 2008)

Ahmadinejad Praises Maliki for the SOFA (4 January 2009)

A Litmus Test for Iraq (30 January 2009)

No Longer Supreme: After Local Elections, ISCI Becomes a 10 Per Cent Party South of Baghdad (5 February 2009)

The Provincial Elections: The Seat Allocation Is Official and the Coalition-Forming Process Begins (19 February 2009)

Iran's Role in Post-Occupation Iraq: Enemy, Good Neighbour or Overlord? (February 2009, PDF)

Iraq’s New Provincial Councils: A Mixed Picture North of Baghdad, Unexpected Complications in the Centre and the South (13 April 2009)

Maliki Suffers Setbacks as Samarrai Is Confirmed as New Speaker and More Governors Are Elected South of Baghdad (19 April 2009)

Mixed Outcome for Maliki as Muthanna and Najaf Elect New Governors (1 May 2009)

Zurfi Takes Over as Governor in Najaf; Maliki Participates in UIA Revival Talks (23 May 2009)

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