Dr. Phebe Marr

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  Historian and Iraq specialist Phebe Marr identified the failure to include Sunnis as a deficiency of American regime change efforts long before the invasion.

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  But Phebe Marr, an analyst with the US Institute of Peace, suggests that the explanation is even simpler than that."Looking at the political spectrum, there are few alternatives," Marr told IPS.

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  Al-Maliki, whose grandfather was a prominent Shiite sheik, poet and former cabinet minister, would have grown up very familiar with the fate of Jaber, the most prominent Shiite politician of the day, according to Iraq historian Phebe Marr.
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  "Maliki knows the history of Jaber very well," Marr says."I can't imagine he wants to be remembered as someone like that."
  
  Perhaps the darkest episode came in 1955, when a new agreement with the British proved so unpopular that Nuri al-Said, who was serving his 14th term as prime minister, was shot in a 1958 coup.That coup laid the foundations for four decades of anti-Western sentiment in Iraq, according to Marr.
  
  Al-Maliki's spokesman, Ali al-Dabbagh, dismisses any comparisons with history.Unlike in the past, he says, this agreement will go to parliament for approval by all Iraqi parties. (c) Copyright 2008 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Co.Inc.

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  Phebe Marr, Middle East Institute, Iraq Historian | Report
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  Phebe Marr, Middle East Institute, Iraq Historian (28 min.)Phebe Marr, an Iraq historian at the Middle East Institute, discusses the latest Middle East Institute Viewpoints, a series of articles from their scholars looking at refugees and internally displaced persons (IDP's) as a result of the War in Iraq.

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  Phebe Marr, a historian of Iraq, says that what is most striking about the video is the archaic and impotent nature of the weapons Mr. Hussein appears to be taking seriously.
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  Mr. Bahry, who reviewed the video with Ms. Marr, his wife, says that Mr. Hussein and his aides use the Arabic word "muqawama," which means "resistance," and discuss enlisting civilians in a future insurgency against an occupying army.

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  "Iraq was probably seen as the lesser of two evils," according to Iraq historian Phebe Marr."Iraq was seen as something of a bulwark against Iran, not only in terms of Iran and Iraq, but the rest of the Gulf as well."

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  Interview with Phebe Marr
  
  MEI Podcast
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  Interview with Phebe Marr
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  Iraq expert Phebe Marr discusses the implications of the exodus of Iraqis from their homeland, fleeing sectarian violence and economic hardships.Elaborating on her essay for the Viewpoints "Iraqi Refugee and IDP Crisis: Human Toll and Implications" Marr also talks about the burden of the brain drain on Iraq's reconstruction efforts.
  
  Artist: Phebe MarrTitle: Phebe Marr discusses Iraqi Refugees & IDPs
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  Interview with Phebe Marr

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  Phebe Marr,
  
  Senior Fellow

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  Phebe Marr, Middle East Institute, Iraq Historian
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  Phebe Marr, Middle East Institute, Iraq HistorianPhebe Marr, an Iraq historian at the Middle East Institute, discusses the latest Middle East Institute Viewpoints, a series of articles from their scholars looking at refugees and internally displaced persons (IDP's) as a result of the War in Iraq.Monday, August 11, 2008 : Washington, DC : 28 min.

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  Published on: 12/1/2008    Last Visited: 12/7/2008  

  Professor Phebe Marr a retired prominent historian of modern Iraq. She was research professor at the National Defense University and a professor of history at the University of Tennessee and at Stanislaus State University in California considers Turkmen the leading family of Kerkuk city and she says that many Kurds migrated into Kerkuk city: 90
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  67. Phebe Marr, "The Modern History of Iraq", P. 165

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