An invaluable account of the evolution of Palestinian diplomacy over three decades by Palestine's most senior diplomat.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Born in Jerusalem in 1950, Afif Safieh is the Roving Ambassador for Special Missions for the PLO and the Fatah Deputy Commissioner for International Relations. He served as Head of Mission in London, Washington and Moscow, as well as in the Holy See and the Netherlands.
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Contents Introduction by Afif Safieh 9 i. The PLO: The challenge and the response 13 ii. One people too many? 21 111. Dead ends? 34 1v. Palestinian peace diplomacy 52 v. Resurrecting the European working paper 63 vi. Sources of Lebanese-Palestinian tensions 70 vii. Interview with Gene Sharp on Non-violent Struggle 81 viii. Minutes of evidence taken before the Foreign Affairs Committee 107 ix. Superpower politics and the Middle East 147 x. On the Madrid peace process 155 xi. On Jerusalem 164 xii. Those were the days 177 xiii. The role of third parties 184 xiv. Historical or territorial compromise 189 xv. From breakthrough to breakdown? 191 xvi. Out of Jerusalem? 201 Index
Introduction 9 i. The PLO: The challenge and the response 13 ii. One people too many? 21 111. Dead ends? 34 1v. Palestinian peace diplomacy 52 v. Resurrecting the European working paper 63 vi. Sources of Lebanese-Palestinian tensions 70 vii. Interview with Gene Sharp on non-violent struggle 81 viii. Minutes of evidence taken before the Foreign Affairs Committee 107 ix. Superpower politics and the Middle East 146 x. On the Madrid peace process 154 xi. On Jerusalem 162 xii. Those were the days 175 xiii. The role of third parties 182 xiv. Historical or territorial compromise 187 xv. From breakthrough to breakdown? 189 xvi. Out of Jerusalem? 199 xvii. Fifty years on: achievements and challenges207 xviii. On Sabeel 213 xix. Diplomacy: The art of delaying the inevitable 216 xx. The end of pre-history 227 xxi. The international will and the national whim 232 xxii. Rome and its belligerent Sparta 237 xxiii. Letter to Prime Minister Blair 245 xxiv. On Edward Said 248 xxv. Which way is forward? 251 xxvi. On Yasser Arafat 264 xxvii. Anatomy of a mission: London 1990 - 2005 268 Index 283
Contents Introduction by Afif Safieh 9 i. The PLO: The challenge and the response 13 ii. One people too many? 21 111. Dead ends? 34 1v. Palestinian peace diplomacy 52 v. Resurrecting the European working paper 63 vi. Sources of Lebanese-Palestinian tensions 70 vii. Interview with Gene Sharp on Non-violent Struggle 81 viii. Minutes of evidence taken before the Foreign Affairs Committee 107 ix. Superpower politics and the Middle East 147 x. On the Madrid peace process 155 xi. On Jerusalem 164 xii. Those were the days 177 xiii. The role of third parties 184 xiv. Historical or territorial compromise 189 xv. From breakthrough to breakdown? 191 xvi. Out of Jerusalem? 201 Index
Introduction 9 i. The PLO: The challenge and the response 13 ii. One people too many? 21 111. Dead ends? 34 1v. Palestinian peace diplomacy 52 v. Resurrecting the European working paper 63 vi. Sources of Lebanese-Palestinian tensions 70 vii. Interview with Gene Sharp on non-violent struggle 81 viii. Minutes of evidence taken before the Foreign Affairs Committee 107 ix. Superpower politics and the Middle East 146 x. On the Madrid peace process 154 xi. On Jerusalem 162 xii. Those were the days 175 xiii. The role of third parties 182 xiv. Historical or territorial compromise 187 xv. From breakthrough to breakdown? 189 xvi. Out of Jerusalem? 199 xvii. Fifty years on: achievements and challenges207 xviii. On Sabeel 213 xix. Diplomacy: The art of delaying the inevitable 216 xx. The end of pre-history 227 xxi. The international will and the national whim 232 xxii. Rome and its belligerent Sparta 237 xxiii. Letter to Prime Minister Blair 245 xxiv. On Edward Said 248 xxv. Which way is forward? 251 xxvi. On Yasser Arafat 264 xxvii. Anatomy of a mission: London 1990 - 2005 268 Index 283
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