Iraq: A Lost War deals with the impact of September 11th on the occupation of Iraq and the U.S. declaration of war on international terrorism. It investigates whether war in Iraq was morally justified and whether coalition forces capturing and hanging its president were morally and legally acceptable internationally.

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MOHAMED EL-SHIBINY is the former UNESCO Chief Technical Advisor for East Africa, the Philippines, and Qatar and Regional Representative for the Middle East Gulf States as well as Dean of the Faculty of Education and Islamic Studies at Sultan Qaboos University, Oman and advisor to the Minister of Higher Education in the Sultanate of Oman.

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The Impact of 11 September on War in Iraq World War with Terrorism Is the Iraqi War Justified? Coalition Forces Captured Saddam Hussein Global Feeling Against War in Iraq The Position of U.N. and E.U. toward War in Iraq World/Islamic Condemnation to Abu Ghraib Detention Toward Accelerating Transfer of Power - from U.S Occupation to Iraq Government, a Historical Review Danger of Islamic Insurgents in Iraq The Ignition of Civil War in Iraq Democratization of Iraq Is Democracy in Iraq in Flames?