الاختصاصات الدستورية لإقليم كردستان العراق و تأثيرها في العلاقة مع الحكومة الاتحادية

Abstract EN

The constitutional authority provided to regions represents a core matter when it comes to federal regimes, since it holds an effect over the national unity and the over the nature of relations between regions and the federal government.

The Iraqi constitution, in 2005, granted plenty of authority to regions, providing them with leverage over the federal government, and not visa-versa, which resulted in tension and crises the relation between the Federal government and the government of the Kurdistan region.

The research sought after two matters, the first: The constitutional authority of the Kurdistan Region.

And the second: The effect of the constitutional authority of the Kurdistan Region in its’ relation with the Federal government.