Collection of papers and keynote presentations that were delivered at a conference called "Pathways to Peace," which was held in March of 2008. Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
The price of failure: future directions for the Israeli-Palestinian peace process / Noami Chazan -- From conflict protraction to peace actualization in Palestinian-Israeli relations / Saliba Sarsar -- The prospects for a two-state solution between the Israelis and Palestinians given the current situation in Gaza / Andrew Winnick -- Negotiating a historic compromise: new opportunities in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process / Herbert C. Kelman -- Israeli and Palestinian peacemakers: can they talk the talk? / Eric N. Budd -- Israeli-Palestinian conflict resolution: a model based on psychological and counseling principles / Moises F. Salinas -- True peace based on human rights versus the endless "peace process" based on lies / Mazin Qumsiyeh -- Learning each other's historical narratives: Palestinian and Israeli project: a model of peace building project in conflict / Sami Adwan -- Academic objectivity, political neutrality, and other barriers to Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation / Dennis Fox -- Identity changes in former combatants involved in Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation activities / Chaya Rubin and Carl F. Auerbach -- Constructing the myth of Egyptian-Israeli brotherhood: Ali Salem's Drive to Israel, the biblical exodus, and the problems of peace / Daniel Levine -- When Israel and the Arabs were allies / Peter Feinman -- Listening to the other/inaudible: Levinas and reconciliation in Israel/Palestine / Sarah L. MacMillen -- The religious dimension of Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking / Yehezkel Landau -- Jerusalem between politics and religion / Hazza Abu Rabi -- Hope as universal and particular: philosophical and theological perspectives / Sarah Heidt.
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