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Synopsis
Nuanced narratives of the complex Israel-Palestine conflict
Now in its Third Edition, The Israel-Palestine Conflict: Contested Histories examines why this conflict has resisted resolution for over 145 years. Rather than validating one side's narrative over the other, the book lays out Palestinian and Israeli perspectives through chronological milestones, drawing on the protagonists' own words to let readers evaluate competing claims and form independent judgments.
Through measured and balanced analysis, The Israel-Palestine Conflict 3rd edition considers the overarching reasons that this conflict has been resistant to resolution. The book identifies recurring conceptual patterns― core arguments and repeated cycles of violence and calm―that have shaped the conflict's trajectory. It foregrounds the role of narrative and historiography in framing contested episodes, sensitizing readers to bias in scholarship and public debate. Detailed notes and citations support deeper inquiry throughout.
Readers will also find:
- A thematic rather than name-and-date approach that prepares readers to interpret current and future developments in the conflict
- Sober juxtaposition of each side's arguments enabling readers who hold strong opinions to critically reassess their own assumptions
- Discussion of the difficulties inherent in defining, categorizing, and talking about this deeply polarizing and evolving conflict
- Analysis of obstacles to resolution, including structural patterns that have repeatedly undermined negotiation efforts over more than a century
- A concise, logically structured format designed for accessibility without sacrificing scholarly rigor or depth of historical coverage
Written for undergraduate students, community groups, book clubs, and concerned observers of global affairs, this book provides a measured framework for nuanced reflection on one of the world's most enduring conflicts―particularly valuable amid periods of overheated rhetoric and clashing binary certainties.
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À propos de l'auteur
Neil Caplan is a Canadian historian specializing in Arab–Israeli diplomacy and the Israel–Palestine conflict. Since his retirement from teaching, he has been an Affiliate Faculty Member in the Department of History at Concordia University in Montreal. He is author of the four-volume Futile Diplomacy: A History of Arab-Israeli Negotiations, 1913-1956, and co-author with Laura Zittrain Eisenberg of Negotiating Arab-Israeli Peace: Patterns, Problems, Possibilities, now in its third edition.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Nuanced narratives of the complex Israel-Palestine conflict Now in its Third Edition, The Israel-Palestine Conflict: Contested Histories examines why this conflict has resisted resolution for over 145 years. Rather than validating one side's narrative over the other, the book lays out Palestinian and Israeli perspectives through chronological milestones, drawing on the protagonists' own words to let readers evaluate competing claims and form independent judgments. Through measured and balanced analysis, The Israel-Palestine Conflict 3rd edition considers the overarching reasons that this conflict has been resistant to resolution. The book identifies recurring conceptual patterns- core arguments and repeated cycles of violence and calm-that have shaped the conflict's trajectory. It foregrounds the role of narrative and historiography in framing contested episodes, sensitizing readers to bias in scholarship and public debate. Detailed notes and citations support deeper inquiry throughout. Readers will also find: A thematic rather than name-and-date approach that prepares readers to interpret current and future developments in the conflictSober juxtaposition of each side's arguments enabling readers who hold strong opinions to critically reassess their own assumptionsDiscussion of the difficulties inherent in defining, categorizing, and talking about this deeply polarizing and evolving conflictAnalysis of obstacles to resolution, including structural patterns that have repeatedly undermined negotiation efforts over more than a centuryA concise, logically structured format designed for accessibility without sacrificing scholarly rigor or depth of historical coverage Written for undergraduate students, community groups, book clubs, and concerned observers of global affairs, this book provides a measured framework for nuanced reflection on one of the world's most enduring conflicts-particularly valuable amid periods of overheated rhetoric and clashing binary certainties. N° de réf. du vendeur LU-9781394373321
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