Regional Studies Journal published by the Regional Studies Center at the University of Mosul/ Mosul-Iraq:

1-Regional Studies Journal was established in 2004 concerned with publishing research and studies in human and social sciences (modern & contemporary history, political sciences, Law & economic)

2- Regional Studies Journal is a scientific journal accredited by the International Standard Classification Number (ISSN). The researches published in it obtained the (DOI) electronic document ID.

3. The Journal is administratively linked to Regional Studies Center - Mosul University, Mosul - Iraq.

4- The Journal is issued in the Arabic language, which is the original language of the Journal. Each research should be accompanied by a complete summary in the English language, as well as accepting the research in the English language.

5- The publication of the journal at Regional Studies Center, University of Mosul, Nineveh Governorate, Iraq.

6-Regional Studies Journal is one of the peer-reviewed refereed journals by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in Iraq and synchronously publishes its research with the site of the Iraqi scientific journals (iasj).

7. The journal is issued quarterly, i.e., four issues per year.

8. RSJ requires a 100 US$ fee for publishing an accepted manuscript.

9. RSJ is not financially supported by any governmental or non-governmental organization.

10-Regional Studies Journal can be browsed, accessed on its page, and download published research and articles on the page, and it is one of the journals available to enter and browse.

11. The journal content is archived with long-term preservation service on the Iraqi Academic Scientific Journals website (IASJ) of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in Iraq.

is a peer-reviewed scientific quarterly open access journal concerned with publishing research and studies presented by researchers specializing in the field of humanities (history, political sciences, economic, law, sociology, culture, geography, security, public policies).

Vol. 20 No. 67 (2026): Regional Studies Journal, Vo. 20, No. 67

Regional Studies Journal, Vo. 20, No. 67

New Issue

Published: 2026-01-01

Contents


Research Paper
The development of women's conditions in Iran 1979-1997

Mohammad A. Younis Al-Obaidi, Hamid Asadpour

Research idea: The research idea centres on studying the development of women's status in Iran from 1979 to 1997, analysing how religion, politics and economics...

DOI: 10.33899/rsj.v20i67.49453

Pages: 9-36
Domestic security policy under the George W. Bush administration after September 11, 2001

Fares Turky Mahmood

Research idea: The main idea of the research revolves around the fact that George W. Bush's administration was very different from previous administrations, and that this...

DOI: 10.33899/rsj.v20i67.49389

Syrian Refugees in Iraq 2011-2024: Reality and Future

Hind F. Saeed

Abstract

Research Idea: The core idea of ​​this research is to study the situation of Syrian refugees in Iraq, focusing on the Kurdistan Region as...

DOI: 10.33899/rsj.v20i67.49451

Russian Foreign Policy and International Crisis Management (Yemeni Crisis as a Model)

Luma M. Hasan, Ali Madouni

Abstract

Research Idea: This research provides an analysis of the nature and conduct of Russian foreign policy towards the Yemeni...

DOI: 10.33899/rsj.v20i67.53792

The Concept of Terrorism from the Perspective of Contemporary Islamic Political Thought

Ali G. Al-Taie

Research idea: Terrorism is a complex phenomenon that threatens many nations and peoples, foremost among them the Islamic nation with its diverse peoples and colors. This...

DOI: 10.33899/rsj.v20i67.51305

Morocco’s Green Hydrogen Strategy: A Regional Model for Energy Transition in North Africa

Meriam Hssaini, Prof. Dr. Mohamed Lamsadi

Research Idea: This research provides an analytical examination of Morocco’s green hydrogen strategy, highlighting a central tension within national policy. On one...

DOI: 10.33899/rsj.v20i67.49902

Pages: 123-156
Administrative Suspension of a Public Employee

Nawaf M. Jwair

Abstract

Research Idea: The suspension of an employee from duty constitutes a critical administrative measure within the Iraqi...

DOI: 10.33899/rsj.v20i67.51100

Pages: 157-172
The Principle of Equality in the Right to Education and its Impact on Peacebuilding

Muna M. Belo

Research Idea: The principle of equality in the right to education is a foundational pillar for achieving peace and sustainable development. It promotes mutual...

DOI: 10.33899/rsj.v20i67.53655

Pages: 173-202
The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Civil and Political Rights "The Right to Privacy and Freedom of Opinion and Expression as A Modle"

Lujain N. Thannon , Wisam N. Ibrahim Al-Saadi

Artificial intelligence technology is one of the rapidly developing technologies that has a profound impact on human rights and basic freedoms، especially civil and political rights، as they are...

DOI: 10.33899/rsj.v20i67.50961

Pages: 203-232
The Temporal Component of the Jurisdictional Element in The Administrative Decision: A Comparative Study

Hassan A. Hasan Alrawi, Ali M. Redha Alhashimi

Research Idea:  Jurisdiction is a fundamental pillar of administrative decisions, serving as the legal basis for the administration and its officials. It directly...

DOI: 10.33899/rsj.v20i68.53906

Pages: 233-254
2013 Iraq's right of maritime navigation under the Khor Abdullah Agreement

yaqoob yousif yousif Mamo, Ayad Y. Mohammed Alsqaly

international law and Iraqi domestic law concerning the Agreement on the Regulation of Maritime Navigation in Khor Abdullah (2013), following the ruling of the Iraqi Federal Supreme Court...

DOI: 10.33899/rsj.v20i68.53757

Pages: 255-286
The role of the efforts of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq in supporting efforts to restore stability.

Basim S. Maioof Albargish, Mohammed S. Younis Alaasly

Research idea: This research examines the active role of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) in restoring stability in Iraq through monitoring human...

DOI: 10.33899/rsj.v20i68.51206

Pages: 287-312