The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is, to a large degree, a 20th Century struggle between two people over the same land. Whose interpretation of history is "more correct"? Whose attachment to particular places and spaces is more important? In this course we will examine the political struggle, human side, symbols, history, critical negotiation issues and the process of negotiating the conflict. The course culminates in a mini peace conference.
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