Arab-Jewish relations : from conflict to resolution? : essays in honour of professor Moshe Maʿoz

PART I: THE ARAB-JEWISH CONFLICT: HISTORICAL ASPECTS -- A Coffeehouse in Nineteenth-Century Jerusalem: A Precursor of Modernisation Foreign Occupiers and Stepchildren: Zionist Discourse and the Palestinians, 1882-1848 Why Do Collaborators Collaborate? The Case of Palestinians and Zionist Institutions, 1917-1936 The Sharettist Option Revisited From Eisenhower to Johnson: Shifts in US Policy Toward the Arab-Israeli Conflict. PART II: ISRAEL AND THE ARAB-STATES: BETWEEN WAR AND PEACE -- Israel in the Middle East or Israel and the Middle East: A Reappraisal Syria and Israel: Between War and Peace Modern Iraq, the Bath Party and Anti-Semitism Burning the Candle at Both Ends: Lebanon and the Palestine War 1947-1949 National Visions and Multi-Communal Realities: Lebanon and Israel/Palestine in a Comparative Perspective The Economic Factor of the Arab-Israeli Peace Process: The Cases of Egypt, Jordan and Syria The House of ASADs Capitalism of Convenience: Economic as a Political Weapon. PART III: THE PEACE PROCESS: DYNAMICS AND MISSED OPPORTUNITIES? -- The Process that Never Was: Missed Opportunities in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, 1948-2000 Hudna: Origins of the Concept and its Relevance to the Arab-Israeli Conflict From Deposit to Commitment: The Evolution of the US-Israeli-Syrian Negotiations, 1993-2000 Peace-Action and Conflict Resolution: An Israeli-Palestinian Exploration Between Coexistence and Conflict: Jewish-Arab Encounters in Israel Breaking the Genetic Code of Conflict: Or, Why Oslo Failed Refugees and the Legitimacy of Palestinian-Israeli Peace Making Index.