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  • Alnasir, S. (2019, Winter). Defeats and Defects of Spanish Cyberdiplomacy in the Arab World. Public Diplomacy Magazine, 22, 61–63.
  • Alnasir, S. (2012). The constitutional precedent, and the Americanization of legal practice in continental law, new challenges in the legal globalization. Iraqi Review of Legislation and Jurisprudence.
  • Alnasir, S. (2005). Toward a new dogma of legal neopositivism. Hesperia, Culturas Del Mediterráneo, 3, 251–262.
  • Alnasir, S. (2005). The Iraqi constitutional future, a pendent point in the political transition. Hesperia culturas del Mediterráneo, 1, 31–42.
  • Alnasir, S. (2004). The European legal-cultural sense and the future of the institutional mission to Iraq. Acts of congress of Catholics and public life, I, 441–444.
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