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ID:
086504
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2009.
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The war in Gaza seems to be over even if the cease-fire is shaky. A European-American initiative could now create the conditions for something more durable, which addresses the security needs of both Israelis and Palestinians. To do so, Syria and Hamas must be engaged in the peace process
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058072
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054667
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London, Lynne Rirnner, 2004.
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vii, 344p.
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1588262669
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 048850 | 320.91767090511/PER 048850 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
160142
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While religious or sectarian divisions in the Middle East do exist, as explanations for regional geopolitics they are mostly misleading.
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142898
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How lucky the Middle East was, I thought as I re-read my International Spectator piece of 1996, when the worst nightmares of Arab opinion leaders were connected to the political risks involved in what seemed like an emerging new regional division of labour brought about by a peace treaty between Israel and its Arab neighbours. A substantial part of the Arab intellectual and political elites at the time feared that their countries would lose in relative terms, compared to Israel, if a comprehensive settlement of the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian and broader Arab-Israeli conflict were to lead to an economically integrated “New Middle East”.
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ID:
018750
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2001.
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p143-154
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062036
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ID:
142897
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This article will concentrate on two main themes. First, it will focus on the fears and suspicions in Middle Eastern and, particularly, Arab countries regarding the future of the Arab world and the Middle East in general and what are viewed as Western projects for that region. Second, it will discuss the political ability and preparedness of regional players to set up viable structures for regional security and cooperation. In conclusion, it will put forward some questions which, from a European perspective, seem to demand answers from today’s political and intellectual elites in the Middle East.
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ID:
054370
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2004.
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78p.
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Adelphi paper; 366
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0198567502
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| Accession# | Call# | Current Location | Status | Policy | Location |
| 048802 | 320.011/PER 048802 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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ID:
074933
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2006.
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Damascus did not commission Hezbollah's raid into Israel, but it did see the ensuing crisis as a chance to prove its importance. Western powers should realize that Syria is ready to be part of a regional solution -- as long as its own interests are recognized.
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