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Peace negotiations in Palestine : from the second Intifada to the roadmap
- Title
- Peace negotiations in Palestine : from the second Intifada to the roadmap / Ahmed Qurie ('Abu Ala').
- Author
- Qurayʻ, Aḥmad
- Publication
- London : I.B. Tauris, 2015.
- ©2015
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| Status | Format | Access | Call Number | Item Location |
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| Text | Use in library | DS119.76 .Q7267 2015 | Off-site |
Details
- Description
- 330 pages; 24 cm
- Summary
- The former Palestinian prime minister provides firsthand details of early 21st century events in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, including the rise of Islamic factions, increasing radicalization, and the death of Arafat. Chronicles the failures and modest successes of peace negotiations and gives an inside look at Palestinian internal governance, regional politics, and international diplomacy.
- Subject
- Since 1993
- Arab-Israeli conflict > 1993- > Peace
- Peace-building > Palestine
- Peace-building > Israel
- Diplomatic negotiations in international disputes
- Conflit israélo-arabe > 1993- > Paix
- Consolidation de la paix > Palestine
- Consolidation de la paix > Israël
- Négociations diplomatiques dans les conflits internationaux
- Arab-Israeli conflict > Peace
- Peace-building
- Peace-building > Palestinian National Authority
- Palestine
- Israel
- Arab-Israeli conflict
- Peace process
- Peace negotiations
- Israel
- Middle East > Palestine
- Note
- Includes index.
- Contents
- The second intifada: how it began -- The second intifada: political manoeuvres -- 11 september 2001 and its repurcussions -- Meidators: Americans and Arabs -- Israel reoccupies -- Abu Mazan as Prime Minister -- The Aqaba summit and after -- My first government -- Disengagement from Gaza -- The death of Abu Ammar -- Abu Mazen as president -- Turmoil in Gaza -- Elections and after.
- ISBN
- 9781780760933
- 1780760930
- 9780857739292 (eISBN) (canceled/invalid)
- OCLC
- ocn908985468
- 908985468
- SCSB-14415430
- Owning Institutions
- Princeton University Library