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The Camp David Summit – What Went Wrong?
Americans, Israelis, and Palestinians Analyze the Failure of the Boldest Attempt Ever to Resolve the Palestinian–Israeli Conflict
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The first book to bring together American, Israeli and Palestinian negotiators who participated in the summit, as well as experts who prepared the material for the negotiators and academics who specialize in the methodology of peace negotiations, to confront the different versions of what happened at Camp David.
Presents the full version of the controversial prime minister, Ehud Barak.
The Camp David Summit of 2000 was a formative
event in the history of the Israeli–Palestinian relations.
It was the most comprehensive effort ever to resolve a hundred-year
conflict. Yet, it not only ended in failure but was immediately
followed by the eruption of unprecedented violence.
After an message from President
Bill Clinton, and introductory chapters by Shimon Shamir, Itamar
Rabinovich, Sari Nusseibeh and Martin Indyk, the 27 chapter contributions
are divided to: Israeli Negotiators, Palestinian Perspectives, American
Participants, the Barak Version and its Critics, the Negotiation
Experts, Academic Perspectives, and the Clinton Parameters. The
volume concludes with a Political Debate on the way forward.
This book is essential reading
for all those interested in Israeli–Arab relations, the Middle
East in general, international diplomacy, and conflict resolution.
Hardback ISBN: | 978-1-84519-099-6 |
Hardback Price: | £55.00 / $67.50 |
Release Date: | May 2005 |
Paperback ISBN: | 978-1-84519-100-9 |
Paperback Price: | £0.00 / $0.00 |
Release Date: | May 2005 |
Page Extent / Format: | 272 pp. / 229 x 152 mm |
Illustrated: | Eight-page colour map plates |
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Preface
Greetings by JOHANNES
GERSTER
Message from PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON
Opening Presentations
SHIMON SHAMIR The Enigma of Camp David
ITAMAR RABINOVICH The Failure of Camp David: Four
Different Narratives
SARI NUSSEIBEH There Could Have Been Another Way
MARTIN INDYK Camp David in the Context of US Peace
Strategy
Israeli Negotiators
DANNY YATOM Background, Process and Failure
AMNON LIPKIN-SHAHAK The Roles of Barak, Arafat and
Clinton
YOSSI GINOSSAR Factors That Impeded the Negotiations
GILEAD SHER Lessons from the Camp David Experience
Palestinian Perspectives
MUNTHER S. DAJANI Wrong Assumptions
SAMIH AL-ABED The Israeli Proposals Were Not Serious
MOHAMMED S. DAJANI The "Blaming Game" Is Wrong
American Participants
AARON DAVID MILLER The Effects of the "Syria First"
Strategy
MARTIN INDYK Sins of Omission, Sins of Commission
ROBERT MALLEY American Mistakes and Israeli Misconceptions
The Barak Version
EHUD BARAK The Myths Spread About Camp David Are
Baseless
Critics
RON PUNDIK The Lines of 1967 Should Have Been the
Basis for Negotiations
SHAUL ARIELI The Strategy of Creating Facts on the
Ground Impeded Negotiations
The Input of Experts
REUVEN MERHAV Planning for Jerusalem
MOHAMMED S. DAJANI The Role of Informal Talks
MENACHEM KLEIN Track II Plans
Academic Perspectives
Y. BAR-SIMAN-TOV An Irresolvable Conflict or Lack
of Ripeness?
ASHER SUSSER The "End of Conflict" Obstacle
ZEEV MAOZ The Pitfalls of Summit Diplomacy
PETER CARNEVALE Psychological Barriers to Negotiations
Roundtable
YULI TAMIR, YUVAL STEINITZ, DAN MERIDOR, YOSSI BEILIN
Past, Present and Future – A Political Debate
APPENDIX – The Clinton Parameters
The Contributors
Index
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