The collection of articles presented here delves into the complex political and legal processes involved in drafting a comprehensive and permanent constitution for the Kurdistan Region. With a focus on the structure and types of constitutions, constitutional sovereignty, concepts of government, separation of powers, constitutional law, federal states, power division between the federal government and regions, internal independence, and differences between the 2005 Iraqi constitution, this compilation covers a wide range of topics related to the creation of a federal state.

Moreover, the articles also examine the motives behind creating a federal state, the challenges faced by multi-ethnic societies, the success of the federal system, the nature of unity in a federal state, and the negative effects of not having a constitution for the Kurdistan Region. Using the Iraqi constitution as an example, these articles illustrate how to guarantee the rights of regions and ensure a fair and just system of governance.

In short, this collection of articles provides a comprehensive and in-depth look into the complexities of drafting a permanent constitution for the Kurdistan Region. It sheds light on the various factors that must be taken into consideration in order to ensure a successful and sustainable federal system of governance