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              Hisham Awartani Danny Rubinstein Sam'an Khoury Boaz Evron Walid Salem Ari Rath Zahra Khalidi Daniel Bar-Tal Ammar AbuZayyad Galit Hasan-Rokem Khaled Abu Aker Galia Golan Nazmi Ju’beh Gershon Baskin Edy Kaufman Ata Qaymari Benjamin Pogrund Nafez Nazzal Simcha Bahiri Nadia Naser-Najjab Dan Jacobson Jumana Jaouni Dan Leon Anat Cygielman Khuloud Khayyat Dajani Izhak Schnell |
Peace Economics Vol.1 No.1 1994 
Table of Contents Editorial by Victor Cygielman and by Ziad AbuZayyad Focus The Intifada proved to Palestinians and Israelis alike that they could not ignore each other. Now it’s time for negotiation and reconciliation. by Hisham Ahmed For years Israelis and Palestinians denied each other’s right to national existence; but both peoples are now on their way to finding a reasonable compromise between their vital national interests. by Victor Cygielman The Palestinian national leadership has created the institutions to adapt itself to changing conditions over the years by Manuel Hassassian Economics A deep water port and a free economic zone might help jump-start the Gaza economy; but plans for Jericho and the rest of the territories must follow quickly if peace is to work. by Simcha Bahiri The Declaration of Principles comes at a time when Palestinian economic institutions are facing collapse; emergency relief is essential. by Samir HuleiIeh The economic relationship between Israel and the Palestinians should be transformed - not dismantled - with the Palestinians taking advantage of their proximity to Israel. by Ezra Sadan The Palestinian economy has been sadly neglE’Cted for the past 25 years of occupation. Immediate steps must be taken to develop the infrastructure for a flourishing, service¬based economy. by Samir Hazboun So far Arab nations have not traded or cooperated very much with each other. With peace the prospects can improve; but the region’s entrepreneurs must not be shackled. by Gideon Fishelson A new economic relationship between the former enemies must be established, and KOOR stands ready to play its part; but Palestinian sensibilities must be respected. by Shlomo Ben-Ami Economic encounters between Israelis and Palestinians are increasingly frequent. by Samir Hazboun by Dan Leon by Daniel Gavron Even with massive international aid for Palestinian economic development, many Palestinians will have to go on working in Isreal for many years by Gil Feiler Literature and the Arts Palestinian and Israeli film makers get together in Stockholm by Freddy Rokem by Galit Hasan-Rokem by Izzat al-Ghazzawi Documents |
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