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STATE MANAGEMENT THROUGH CRISIS INDUSTRY THEORY (STUDY IN IRAQI POLITICAL BEHAVIOR AFTER 2003)

Ammar Hameed YASEIN Ph.D., Mohamed Aziz Abdel-Hassan, Ph.D.

Volume: 9 Issue: 1 2019

Abstract:

The concept of the crisis is one of the most widespread concepts in modern society. It touches one way or another all aspects of life, especially after the wide scope of its use, its application to various forms of human relations, and in all areas of dealing, starting from crises facing the individual through crises Governments and institutions, and ending with international crises. The author of crisis management is science and art at the same time, it is a science because it is based on a scientific approach has its origins and principles and basic rules The concept of crisis management means how to deal with the crises that occur in the political, economic and social system by employing the various scientific, administrative and legal tools to overcome them, avoid their negative effects and benefit from their positives, and they contain the crisis. Termination, The strength of the crisis management is its fabrication and use as a means of covering up and camouflaging the existing problems or facing a state. It loses its attention to its most influential counterparts, as well as works to create and sustain the crisis to benefit from it We can point out that crisis management is the fabrication and not the cure of the acute crisis, in order to ensure that the targeted gains from this crisis can be achieved on the one hand, and on the other to ensure that the reaction does not extend to scientifically unexplored areas, In which the fabrication of the crisis is effective against a country in a rapid and effective manner. This is in the context of achieving the results of the fabricated crisis, renewing ties and relations with a state and forgetting the past. This description naturally applies to the current Iraqi-Turkish relations, Collaboration N and the trend to zero problems with neighboring countries, dismantling the patterns of thinking AZMOUI, which characterized the relations between the two sides of the previous phase

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