The Future of Kurdistan The Washington Institute

Whether Iraqi Kurdistan becomes a de facto or de jure nation, it will face the same challenge that all oil-dependent states face: the need to diversify its economy, create good jobs, and live within its means as a hedge against fluctuating oil prices.

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Policy Analysis The Washington Institute

Kurdistan Region - Wikipedia

Policy Analysis The Washington Institute

The KRG Turns Thirty: The Future of U.S.-Kurdish Relations in Iraq

The Kurds in the Middle East series - Speaker Bios - Yale Jackson

Washington Kurdish Institute

Policy Analysis The Washington Institute

Yerevan Saeed, Ph.D. - Washington, District of Columbia, United

The Economic Case Against an Independent Kurdistan - The Atlantic

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