The Origins of De Facto States: Study of De Facto State of Iraqi Kurdistan

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De facto states, defined as entities that possess control over a defined territory, population, and government, but without recognition from other states, have become increasingly important over the past three decades. Although the universe of cases is small (there have been 24 de facto states since the 1960s), de facto states play an important role in regional security and stability. Despite this relevance, we still know little about why de facto states emerge, how their preferences are formed, and what shapes their behaviour and decision-making.The Social and Political Crisis of The Past Few Years In North Mesopotmia . Fragile of Weak Natin -  States In Iraq ans Syria and Those Disfunctin In Cherence to The Territory and Identity Realms , Causing The Rise of Non- State Actors  With Demanding for Separatist View.These  Non- State Actors That were Suppresed for Ling Time ,wants  have to be Forms a De Fact States this Research  Is duet the poor Theoritical Litreature In De Facto States Topics  and analysis the cncept f the De Facto States and get help from the constrictivism theory . also analysys consequences of Iraqi Kurdistan De Facto States in idle east. This research is based on a descriptive -  analytical method

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