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A guide, which provides a vision for the United States in the global community. It proposes moving the United States away from the control paradigm to a policy of global inclusion.

Based on the views expressed by a contingent of Nobel Peace Prize laureates--including the Dalai Lama, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and East Timorese independence activist Jos Ramos-Horta--who gathered at the University of Virginia in 1998, this book sketches a new international paradigm of peace. 24 illustrations.

The Middle Eastern problem is suffused with emotion and ignorance. It is both good and important to have Cobban's perceptive and cool dissection of a truly complex issue. Zbigniew Brezezinski Counselor, Center for Strategic and International Studies Former National Security Adviser Middle East analyst Cobban's 'historical case study of how things were in the Israel-Syria theater during the years 1978-1989' was largely completed before Iraq'...

In "Amnesty after Atrocity?" veteran journalist Helena Cobban examines the effectiveness of different ways of dealing with the aftermath of genocide and violence committed during deep intergroup conflicts. She traveled to Rwanda, Mozambique, and South Africa to assess the various ways those nations tried to come to grips with their violent past: from war crimes trials to truth commissions to outright amnesties for perpetrators. She discovered ...

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Veteran journalist Helena Cobban examines the different ways of dealing with the aftermath of genocide and violence.

A study of the evolution of the military balance between Israel and Syria between 1978 and 1989, and the effects of the close strategic ties that developed in this period between these states and their superpower partners. Special attention is given to the fighting in Lebanon in 1982.

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This is a comprehensive political analysis of the PLO. A correspondent in Beirut from 1976 to 1981, Helena Cobban has been able to study developments at close quarters and use documentary sources and first-hand recollections which have never been included in previous Western analyses of the movement. The book maintains that one key to understanding the development of the PLO is an examination of the development of its predominant member-group,...