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The Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, 1999-2004

by Gilead Sher

Arab-Israeli conflictDiplomatic negotiations in international disputesGovernment policyPalestinian ArabsPeacePeace buildingPeace-buildingConflit israélo-arabe

"The Israeli-Palestinian Peace Negotiations, 1999-2001 is comprehensive account and analysis of the Middle East peace process." "Gilead Sher provides concise contextual background, thought-provoking analysis and insightful personal impressions. He also outlines the painful compromises that both sides would need to make in order to bring an end to this violent conflict. Sher makes a convincing case that any future settlement to the Middle East conflict will be based on the Barak-Clinton-Arafat formula negotiated at Camp David. This book dissects the political, economic, social and cultural reasons that led to the breakdown of the process and the consequent eruption of violence that has engulfed the region."--Jacket.

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