This book, the second of a volume of three,originates from the work of the Jerusalem Old City Initiative, a major track two conflict resolution initiative aimed at helping to resolve the conflict over Jerusalem, arguably the key stumbling block to a lasting peace between Israel and its Arab neighbours. The book includes contributions from leading international specialists on Jerusalem (individuals & institutions), as well leading academics and practitioners on security, governance, holy sites, archaeology, property and economic issues. It also includes key individuals in Israel and Palestine with strong links to their respective governments.…mehr
This book, the second of a volume of three,originates from the work of the Jerusalem Old City Initiative, a major track two conflict resolution initiative aimed at helping to resolve the conflict over Jerusalem, arguably the key stumbling block to a lasting peace between Israel and its Arab neighbours. The book includes contributions from leading international specialists on Jerusalem (individuals & institutions), as well leading academics and practitioners on security, governance, holy sites, archaeology, property and economic issues. It also includes key individuals in Israel and Palestine with strong links to their respective governments.
Tom Najem is Project Manager of the Jerusalem Old City Initiative and Professor in the Department of Political Science, University of Windsor, Canada. Michael J. Molloy is Co-Director of the Jerusalem Old City Initiative and Senior Fellow at the University of Ottawa's Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, Canada. Michael Bell is Co-Director of the Jerusalem Old City Initiative, Adjunct Professor at the University of Windsor, and Senior Fellow at the Norman Patterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University, Canada. John Bell is Co-Director of the Jerusalem Old City Initiative and Director of the Middle East and Mediterranean Programme at the Toledo International Center for Peace, Spain.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part 1 Holy Sites 1. Options for the Administration of the Holy Places in the Old City of Jerusalem, Yitzhak Reiter 2. A Security and Management Framework for the Holy Sites of the Old City, Michael Dumper 3.The International Law of Holy Places in the Old City of Jerusalem, Marshall Breger and Leonard Hammer 4. International Norms and the Preservation of Culture and Heritage in the Old City of Jerusalem: a Study of the Role of UNESCO, Michael Dumper Part II Archaeology, Property, and Economics 5. Archaeology and an Old City Special Regime, Nazmi al-Jubeh and Daniel Seidemann 6. Sustainable Management of Archaeology and Heritage in Jerusalem's Old City, Lynn Swartz Dodd 7. Land Use and Ownership in the Old City of Jerusalem, Nazmi al-Jubeh and Daniel Seidemann 8. Property under the Old City Special Regime, Anneke Smit and David Viveash 9. Implications of Alternative Israeli-Palestinian Trade Agreements on the Jerusalem Old City Special Regime, Nadav Halevi and Ephraim Kleiman Index
Introduction Part 1 Holy Sites 1. Options for the Administration of the Holy Places in the Old City of Jerusalem, Yitzhak Reiter 2. A Security and Management Framework for the Holy Sites of the Old City, Michael Dumper 3.The International Law of Holy Places in the Old City of Jerusalem, Marshall Breger and Leonard Hammer 4. International Norms and the Preservation of Culture and Heritage in the Old City of Jerusalem: a Study of the Role of UNESCO, Michael Dumper Part II Archaeology, Property, and Economics 5. Archaeology and an Old City Special Regime, Nazmi al-Jubeh and Daniel Seidemann 6. Sustainable Management of Archaeology and Heritage in Jerusalem's Old City, Lynn Swartz Dodd 7. Land Use and Ownership in the Old City of Jerusalem, Nazmi al-Jubeh and Daniel Seidemann 8. Property under the Old City Special Regime, Anneke Smit and David Viveash 9. Implications of Alternative Israeli-Palestinian Trade Agreements on the Jerusalem Old City Special Regime, Nadav Halevi and Ephraim Kleiman Index
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