Peace with justice : a history of the israeli -palestinian declaration of principles on ... interim self-government arrangements

Peace with Justice is an analysis of the political, legal and economic viability of the current Israeli NPLO peace process, and an evaluation of the agreements made between 13 September 1993 and 17 January 1997. It assesses the attempt by the Israeli and Palestinian communities to shape a common future through an analysis of the effectiveness of the negotiated agreements as an instrument for, and as an example of, conflict resolution. Peace With Justice Is An Analysis Of The Political, Legal And Economic Viability Of The Current Israeli-plo Peace Agreements Produced From The Negotiations. The Israeli-plo Peace Agreements Are The Reference Documents Which Are The Foundations For The Israeli-palestinian Peace Process. As Such, They Are The Key Political Documents Which Govern And Guide The Peace Process. Analysing The Agreements, Memoirs And Interviews, Peace With Justice Weighs Political Practice With The Stated Intentions Of The Agreements. Using A Unique Theoretical Formula To Analyse The Israeli-plo Agreements As An Example Of A Conflict Resolution Process, The Book Determines Whether It Is A Useful Model For Negotiating Peace Where Violent Conflict Prevails.--jacket. Peace With Justice, For A Just Peace -- Conflict Resolution Methodology -- Theory In Conflict Resolution -- An Assessment Of Relevant Theoretical Conflict Resolution Literature And The Aim Of The Declaration Of Principles On Interim Self-government Arrangements -- The Dynamics Of Peace-making? -- Resolving Intercultural Conflict -- An Assessment Of Power, Diplomacy And The Peace Process -- Interdependence Versus Asymmetry -- Conflict Resolution Versus Adversarial Paradigms -- Madrid -- Oslo -- Washington Dc: The Oslo Backchannel -- Establishment And Purpose Of The Madrid Conference -- The Us As Agent Of Change -- The Bilateral Negotiating Rounds Of The Madrid Peace Talks -- Neither Washington Nor Moscow, But International Facilitation -- Turn To Peace: The Evolution Of The Negotiations For Peace -- The Declaration Of Principles On Interim Self-government Arrangements: An Analysis -- La Cohabitation: A Textual Analysis Of The Declaration Of Principles -- Genesis -- Il Sera Une Progression Chaotique: Analysis Of The Declaration Of Principles As An Example Of Conflict Resolution -- Implementation Of The Declaration Of Principles, And The Negotiation Of Further Transitional Interim Self-government Arrangements, In Preparation For Permanent Status Negotiations -- The Agreement On The Gaza Strip And The Jericho Area, 4 May 1994 -- The Proceeds Of Peace Will Underwrite The Process Of Peace: The Paris Protocol And International Aid -- The Agreement On Preparatory Transfer Of Powers And Responsibilities, 29 August 1994. Andrew S. Buchanan. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 379-422) And Index. Front Matter....Pages i-xvii Peace with Justice, for a Just Peace....Pages 1-62 Madrid — Oslo — Washington DC: the Oslo Backchannel....Pages 63-160 The Declaration of Principles on Interim Self-Government Arrangements: an Analysis....Pages 161-220 Implementation of the Declaration of Principles, and the Negotiation of Further Transitional Interim Self-Government Arrangements, in Preparation for Permanent Status Negotiations....Pages 221-335 Conclusion: The Effectiveness of the Declaration of Principles on Interim Self-Government Arrangements as a Means of Conflict Resolution....Pages 336-378 Back Matter....Pages 379-429