Mobilizing for Peace

Full Text
pp. i-290(291)
Authors: Gidron, Benjamin; Katz, Stanley N.; Hasenfeld, Yeheskel

Part I. Introduction, Theoretical Approach, and Methodology
pp. 1-3(3)
Authors: Gidron, Benjamin; Katz, Stanley N.; Hasenfeld, Yeheskel

1. Introduction
pp. 3-14(12)
Authors: Gidron, Benjamin; Katz, Stanley N.; Hasenfeld, Yeheskel

2. Theory and Methodology
pp. 14-37(24)
Authors: Gidron, Benjamin; Katz, Stanley N.; Hasenfeld, Yeheskel

Part II. Histories of the Three Conflicts
pp. 37-39(3)
Authors: Gidron, Benjamin; Katz, Stanley N.; Hasenfeld, Yeheskel

3. Contextualizing Peace and Conflict-Resolution Organizations in South Africa, Northern Ireland, and Israel/Palestine
pp. 39-67(29)
Authors: Gidron, Benjamin; Katz, Stanley N.; Hasenfeld, Yeheskel

Part III. Peace and Conflict-Resolution Organizations in the Four Locales Studied
pp. 67-69(3)
Authors: Gidron, Benjamin; Katz, Stanley N.; Hasenfeld, Yeheskel

4. South Africa: The Role of Peace and Conflict-Resolution Organizations in the Struggle Against Apartheid
pp. 69-94(26)
Author: Taylor, Rupert

5. The Sour Taste of Success: The Israeli Peace Movement, 1967–1998
pp. 94-130(37)
Author: Hermann, Tamar

6. NGOs in the Context of National Struggle
pp. 130-151(22)
Author: Hassassian, Maanuel

7. Peace and Conflict-Resolution Organizations in Northern Ireland
pp. 151-173(23)
Authors: Cochrane, Feargal; Dunn, Seamus

Part IV. Comparative Analysis of P/CROs
pp. 173-175(3)
Authors: Gidron, Benjamin; Katz, Stanley N.; Hasenfeld, Yeheskel

8. A Comparative View: Peace and Conflict-Resolution Organizations in Three Protracted Conflicts
pp. 175-202(28)
Author: Meyer, Megan

9. The Efficacy of the Peace and Conflict-Resolution Organizations: A Comparative Perspective
pp. 202-225(24)
Authors: Gidron, Benjamin; Katz, Stanley N.; Hasenfeld, Yeheskel

Conclusion
pp. 225-290(66)
Authors: Gidron, Benjamin; Katz, Stanley N.; Hasenfeld, Yeheskel