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DEMOCRACY IN IRAQ & AFGHANISTAN
Democracy in Iraq and Afghanistan
The equal and free practice of political self-determination is enabled by the cultural, economic and social conditions which are encompassed by democracy. This paper will address the democracy in Afghanistan and Iraq. The historical changes passed by the Iraqi society, the last democracy produced by the military invasion, the role of religion in the enhancement of conditions of Afghanistan, and the role of religion in the enhancement ofconditions of developing countries are the other topics that will be reflected within the paper.The eviction of two of the most repressive regimes of the world, that of the Taliban and that of Saddam Hussein has been resulted by the invasions of both Iraq and Afghanistan. For each, the stated goal was the democracy promotion. In Iraq, the democracy emerged in limited...
One hundred and eight was the rank of Afghanistan on the democracy index which makes the country categorized as an authoritarian regime. As a nation for the United States, it was likely a matter of death and life and not withstanding with all the suffering and death, it was perfectly rational to spend 1 trillion dollars by the administration of the United States on going to war with Iraq. The imminent threat to the existence of the United States as a superpower was ended, and the circle was closed instead of reverting the selling of oil in U.S. dollars after the invasion was over, this was one of the particularly first actions that were taken by the interim administration of the United States. In my point-of-view, a positive…
The equal and free practice of political self-determination is enabled by the cultural, economic and social conditions which are encompassed by democracy. In the creation, development and proposal of laws, all eligible citizens equally participate and such form of government is known as, democracy. This paper will address the democracy in Afghanistan and Iraq. The historical changes passed by the Iraqi society, the last democracy produced by the military invasion, the role of religion in the enhancement of conditions of Afghanistan, and the role of religion in the enhancement ofconditions of developing countries are the other topics that will be reflected within the paper.
Discussion
The eviction of two of the most repressive regimes of the world, that of the Taliban and that of Saddam Hussein has been resulted by the invasions of both Iraq and Afghanistan. For each, the stated goal was the democracy promotion. However, for either weapons of mass destruction and elimination of haven to terrorists vs. war was not the initial rational while bringing democracy to the two countries (Enterline & Michael Greig, 2008). In Iraq, the democracy emerged
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