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Arab-Jewish Coexistence Programs

Rachel Hertz-Lazarowitz (Editor), Tamar Zelniker (Editor), Stephan White (Editor), Walter Stephan (Editor), Irene Hanson Frieze (Editor)
ISBN: 978-1-4051-2236-8
Paperback
248 pages
December 2004, Wiley-Blackwell
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  • Studies the diverse Israeli coexistence programs, which attempt to improve relations between Israeli Jews and Arabs
  • Addresses conceptual and theoretical issues involved in establishing conditions for positive coexistence in Israel.
  • Examines specific coexistence programs, presenting the background, goals, techniques and assessments of each program.
  • Critically evaluates coexistence programs.

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