The Role Of Youth Participation In Alleviating Human Security Crises: Iraq Is A Model

Abstract

This study addressed the role of youth participation in alleviating human security crises in Iraq. The study began with an introduction explaining the role of youth in alleviating these crises and its importance. It explained the problem on which the study was based and the hypothesis from which it was based. Then, it explained the importance of the study and its objectives. The study was divided into three axes. Discuss the axis. The first is the concept of societal peace and human security, the characteristics and components that characterize societal peace and human security, and the role of both affiliation and the prevailing political culture in influencing it, whether negatively or positively. The second axis discussed the human security crises in Iraq, the most prominent of which are the displacement and migration crises and their negative effects. The third axis discussed the role of youth in alleviating the crises of displacement and migration, represented by many youth initiatives in providing support and aid to the displaced in various governorates of Iraq, then The conclusion came to provide condensed conclusions for this study.