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2012 Kirkuk Status Referendum Operational Concept
Updated: November 2012. Operational Concept for Kirkuk and Other Disputed Territories Status Referendum. Center for Kirkuk Referendum Operations, Center for Democracy and Civil Society, Georgetown University
Archive: Kirkuk and Other Disputed Territories Status Referendum: Updated Operational Concept
Archive: May 2011 Operational Concept for Kirkuk Status Referendum. Center for Kirkuk Referendum Operations, Georgetown University
Archive: Kirkuk and Other Disputed Territories Status Referendum Operational Concept
Archive: Fall 2010 International Electoral Policy and Practice, Georgetown University
Voter Eligibility, Identification, and Registration in Iraq: Defining the Electorate Issues and Options
Jeff Fischer, Project Director
Referenda Elections and Governance in Iraq: Issues and Options for 2007
Jeff Fischer, Project Director
Iraq's Disputed Territories: A View of the Political Horizon and Implications for US Policy
Sean Kane, The United States Institute for Peace
Iraq and the Kurds Confronting Withdrawal Fears
The International Crisis Group
Finding Common Ground: Kirkuk as a Special Governorate
Sean Kane, The United States Institute for Peace
Preventing Arab-Kurd Conflict in Iraq after the Withdrawal of U.S. Force
Emma Sky, The United States Institute for Peace, Peacebrief
Wrestling with the Integrity of a Nation: The Disputed Internal Boundaries in Iraq
Peter Bartu, International Affairs 86: 6 (2010) 1329–1343
Who Owns Kirkuk? The Turkoman Case
Yücel Güçlü, Middle East Quarterly, Winter 2007
Democracy and Ethno-Religious Conflict in Iraq
Andreas Wimmer, Professor of Sociology, UCLA
The Status of Kirkuk under Article 140 of the Iraqi Constitution: The Need for Adjudication by the Iraqi Supreme Court as Part of an Integrated Solution
Cynthia A. Bolden and Jerrod Fussnecker
Governing (in) Kirkuk: resolving the status of a disputed territory in post-American Iraq
Stefan Wolff, International Affairs 86:6 (2010) 1361-1379
Interethnic relations in Northern Iraq: Brokerage, social capital and the potential for reconciliation
Jens Rydgren and Dana Sofi, International Sociology 26: 1 (2011) 25-49
Article 140: Iraq’s Constitution, Kirkuk and the Disputed Territories
Brendan O’Leary (with David Bateman), Paper for the Conference at Rayburn House, Washington D.C. May 9 2008.
What is CKRO?
The Center for Kirkuk Referendum Operations (CKRO) is a collaborative initiative of the Center for Democracy and Society at Georgetown University. A policy institute and professional network, CKRO seeks to enable a successful vote in Iraq and refine the model for status referenda worldwide.
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