- The third chapter covers the party organizational development from June 1951 to August 1954 . its by-law , its branches and political activities , its newspapers , Particularly AlUmma and Al-Nabih papas , its conferences and annual meeting , and the end of the party political activity .

- The fourth chapter studies the party attitudes towards interior issues and the political economical , and social policies , the main of are attitudes towards 23 rd November 1952 uprising , Iraqi Cabinets , democratic issue , parliamentary placation , and the party breakup by Noori Al-Saied Cabinet on 28 September 1954 , Oil treaties Iraqi government and Oil Companies investing in Iraq , plus party attitudes towards Arab and international issues : Arab unity , Palestine issue , and Syria , Egypt and Magarebi countries international blokes in Middle East , and ivart political and economical developments .

The main results of the study :

- AlUmma socialist party , founded by Salih Jabir in June 1951 , is considered apolitical party of instrumental role in Iraqi political life . The party focused its activities on political side and reinforced the democracy and parliamentary process .

- Despite the fact that the party is moderate reformist , the party had not followed its doctrines where the interests and wishes of his members has been the main factors in party policy decision .

- The party was a weak party , but it was able , in short period of time , to gather large number of political characters , sheikhs , in all Iraqi province , to be members in it .

- The party had wsed socialist slogans , but it did not believe in them , where it followed up the deterioration political process in Iraq and issued many .

- Statement Commenting on them .