The Kurds and US Foreign Policy

The book offers an in-depth examination of US-Kurdish relations, focusing on the dynamics between international powers and non-state entities. It highlights the complexities of the US's engagement with the Kurds in Iraq, analyzing how domestic, regional, and global politics influence this relationship. Through the lens of the Kurdish issue, the author explores the interplay between stronger nations and the aspirations of weaker groups, providing valuable insights into international diplomacy and political strategy.