Table of Contents

One: Palestine, Peacemaking, and Partition 1. Just Stability, or a Just Peace? 2. First Choice or Last Resort? 3. Partition and Palestine Two: Facts on the Ground 4. The Confines of Palestine 5. Borders and Security 6. Fair Share: The Economics of Partition 7. Jerusalem Three: Mapping Palestine 8. The Elusive Middle Ground 9. Safe Passages 10. Toward a Negotiated Territorial Compromise

Promotional Information

In response to the challenges of bringing the tenacious Israeli-Palestinian conflict to an end, many have offered grand historical perspectives, vague formulas, or visionary new proposals. Klieman goes beyond abstract reflections to offer a clear and practical assessment of which issues will be important, and why.

About the Author

Aharon Klieman is professor of international relations and senior researcher at the Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies, Tel Aviv University.

Reviews

Klieman's book should be of interest to any student of Israeli-Palestinian relations. -- Ann-sofi Jakobsson Hatay, Uppsala University, Department of Peace and Conflict Research The Ethnic Conflict Research Digest By carefully reviewing maps and basic territorial and geographic factors, Klieman higlights the difficulties in resolving borders, sharing Jerusalem, dividing water resources, and living with the demographic and economic realities of the partition. -- Gerald Steinberg, Bar-Ilan University Studies in Contemporary Jewry