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GOVT-444 Arab-Israeli Conflict
Fall for 2013-2014
Faculty:
  • Shain, Yossi
    • The course will discuss the evolution of the relations between the Jewish
    "Yishuv" and the State of Israel, on the one hand, and the Arab states and
    other Arab actors in the Middle East, on the other, with special attention
    to the domestic, the regional and the global context of the conflict.
    Following a short reference to the characteristics of a multi-dimensional
    multi-generational conflict, the course will follow the chronological line,
    focusing on a number of major crossroads where an important pattern of the
    conflict and its ramifications is manifested. Towards the conclusion of the
    course a few crucial dimensions of this conflict will be discussed
    separately.
    Credits: 3
    Prerequisites: None

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    Fall '13: Mehran Kamrava (description)
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    GOVT-444-01 Arab-Israeli Conflict
    Fall for 2013-2014
    Dan Schueftan
    The course will discuss the evolution of the relations between the Jewish
    "Yishuv" and the State of Israel, on the one hand, and the Arab states and
    other Arab actors in the Middle East, on the other, with special attention
    to the domestic, the regional and the global context of the conflict.
    Following a short reference to the characteristics of a multi-dimensional
    multi-generational conflict, the course will follow the chronological line,
    focusing on a number of major crossroads where an important pattern of the
    conflict and its ramifications is manifested. Towards the conclusion of the
    course a few crucial dimensions of this conflict will be discussed
    separately.
    Credits: 3
    Prerequisites: None
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