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Dossier: Iraq/Saddam's Iraq
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A History of Iraq 
Book review of Charles Tripp's book by Graham Parsons, 2000.
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Een boek voor na de val van Saddam
  Boekbespreking van Charles Tripp's "Irak, een Geschiedenis" door Pim van Harten, RISQ Review, 2002.
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INC
Iraqi National Congress (INC): London-based umbrella organisation, currently led by Dr Ahmad Chalabi. The 1998 Iraq Liberation Act in the US institutionalised the INC as the main vehicle for American support to Iraqi opposition groups.
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Inside Saddam's Grip
 Paper by Regis W. Matlak, published in National Security Studies Quarterly, Spring 1999. Regis Matlak in 1999 was the CIA's Officer-in-Residence at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service, Institute for the Study of Diplomacy (ISD). He was teaching seminars on "Prospects for Leadership Transitions in the Middle East" and "Intelligence and the Response to Crisis in the Middle East".
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Irak en de erfenis van Saddam Hoessein
 door G.W.F. Vigeveno (Clingendael Research Essay, januari 2003)
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Iraq Foundation
 Iraq Foundation's List of Opposition Groups
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Iraq Institute for Democracy
Organisation launched by Iraqi Kurdish politician Hussain Sinjari.
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Iraq's Security and Intelligence Network: a Guide and Analysis
Article by Ibrahim al-Marashi published in Middle East Review of International Affairs (MERIA), Israel, Vol. 6, No.3, September 2002. Ibrahim al-Marashi is a research-associate at the Center for Non-Proliferation Studies (CNS), as well as lecturer at the US Naval Postgraduate School. His research includes a project on Iraq intelligence operations in Orthern Iraq and Kuwait.
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The Transition to Democracy in Iraq
November 2002, Final version of the working document of the Conference of the Iraqi Opposition as amended by the members of the Democratic Principles Work Group
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