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The 10 pages that link to De-Baathification, each with the reason it gives.

• Iraq WarRelated: Its broad implementation weakened state capacity and alienated many Iraqis.

• Saddam HusseinRelated: The policy dismantled parts of the order Hussein had built and reshaped the new state.

• 2003 invasion of IraqRelated: The policy weakened state capacity and excluded many experienced officials from public life.

• LustrationRelated: It is a prominent comparison for how regime-based exclusions can disrupt institutions and become politically contested.

• Ba'athist IraqRelated: The purge reshaped the state and fueled conflict over responsibility, exclusion, and political participation.

• Iraqi insurgencyRelated: It excluded many former officials and contributed to resentment and insurgent recruitment.

• Operation Iraqi FreedomRelated: The occupation authority’s policy excluded many experienced officials from state institutions.

• Nouri al-MalikiRelated: Its implementation shaped state staffing and political conflict under al-Maliki.

• Political purgeRelated: It shows how institutional exclusion can continue after the government that conducted a purge has fallen.

• War in IraqRelated: The occupation authority’s policy excluded many former officials and disrupted state institutions.