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List 0/ Abbreviations xi There are numerous people 'without whom this book would not have been written'. To begin with little could have been said about the Israeli peace movement had not dozens of peace activists in Israel given freely of their time to provide me with information about their organisations and insights into their complex society. My thanks go to all those mentioned in the list of interviews as weil as to the unnamed activists with whom I had informal discussions while 'in the field'. Of all the activists interviewed, I wish to thank in particular Thoma Shick and Gideon Spiro who gave most freely oftheir time to share their extensive knowledge ofthe Israeli peace movement and Israeli society with me. Secondly, thanks must be extended to my fellow students at St. Antony's who assisted me throughout my time in Oxford: Azar Gat, Gilat Zemach, Joel Peters and Cynthia Cohen. My third set of thanks go to the academics who made the book a reality. I wish firstly to thank those in the Department ofSociology and Anthropology at Memorial University ofNewfoundland who provided my basic grounding in the social sciences. In particular, I should single out Robert Paine, who awake

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Author

David Hall-Cathala (auth.)

Publisher

Palgrave Macmillan UK

Published

1990

Language

EN

ISBN

9780312030711

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Political Science, Anthropology