The social structure and its effects on the Yemeni regime in Iraq After 2003

The research presents a main hypothesis, that the social structure in Iraq has a major impact on its political system, that the various components, according to their composition in terms of classes and multilateral social components, and their components in terms of nationalism, religion, and gold, have an impact on the political system in Iraq, as well as their impact on its political stability. And the social relationships between its components. The political system exerts a great influence on the social structure, but can the social structure, in return, have an effect on the political system, and what is the extent of this influence? Is it positive or negative? The Iraqi social structure is characterized by diversity, difference, and a multiplicity of different visions and interests, within one component or within all social, ethnic, religious, and sectarian components. Does it have an impact on the political system in Iraq? Here two questions arise: What is the impact of the social structure on the political path in Iraq? Is it a negative or positive impact on the political process in light of the multiple components in Iraq?