Titlebook: Galia Golan: An Academic Pioneer on the Soviet Union, Peace and Conflict Studies, and a Peace and Fe; With a Foreword by W Galia Golan Book

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The Soviet Union and the Palestine Liberation Organization (1983)as certainly been the case with regard to the Soviet attitude toward the Palestine Liberation Organization. The relationship is a tactical one, determined by the broader Soviet-Arab and, especially, the Soviet-U.S. relationships.

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Bridging the Abyss: Palestinian-Israeli Dialogue (1999)hat characterize potential participants in Stage One as described in Chapter Six and the remarkable experience of a civil society in which dialogues are proliferating beyond capacity to number them. It particularly highlights the special contribution and characteristics of dialogue among women.

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2509-5579 demic field and in the struggle for peace and for women’s ri.This is an autobiography of an unusual and versatile woman, focusing on her academic development and achievements as well as her international activism.  In addition to a  discussion of the origins and path of the author‘s academic work an

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A. M. Vasiliev,D. A. Degterev,T. M. Shawground breaking intellectual pursuits of a woman who was a leader in her academic field and in the struggle for peace and for women‘s rights. The included texts themselves shed light on important topics, both past and present, including the Israeli–Arab Conflict and also the issue of women and peace.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20065-8t even within Jewish Israeli society there are vast differences of class, ethnicity, and so on, which do produce differences and refinements in the way militarization affects each of them, some of which may impact on gender. These will be referred to only slightly in the following analysis.

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Introduction to Textsnalyses of events in Czechoslovakia, and even, later, my understanding of the peace efforts in the Israeli-Arab conflict tended to be controversial. Indeed in some cases, I challenged accepted views and generally-agreed conceptions. I certainly did not do this on purpose; I simply called things as I