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Myths, illusions, & peace: finding a new direction for america in the middle east

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Myths, Illusions, and Peace delves into the complex dynamics of the Middle East, offering a critical reassessment of U.S. policies and international strategies aimed at resolving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and achieving broader regional stability. Written by seasoned diplomats Dennis Ross and David Makovsky, the book challenges prevalent myths and misconceptions about the Middle East, arguing that these have significantly influenced and often hindered effective policy-making. Through a thorough analysis of past peace efforts and diplomatic engagements, the authors identify key areas where U.S. approaches have faltered and propose a revised strategy for achieving lasting peace. The book provides a nuanced examination of the political landscape, emphasizing the need for a more informed and strategic approach to American foreign policy in the region. By addressing core issues and recommending pragmatic solutions, Ross and Makovsky aim to guide policymakers and readers toward a more realistic and hopeful vision for Middle Eastern peace.

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SS 327.73 ROS m

Publisher

Jakarta : Penguin Books., 2009

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xii, 388 p. ; 22 cm.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9780143117698

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327,73

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Subject(s)

United States
Foreign relations
Middle east

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Dennis Ross, David Makovsky

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