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Practical Peacemaking in the Middle East

Practical Peacemaking in the Middle East
GENERAL EDITOR
Steven L. Spiegel
VOLUME I:	Arms Control and Regional Security
VOLUME II:	The Environment, Water, Refugees, and Economic Cooperation and Development

Practical Peacemaking in the Middle East

VOLUME II

The Environment, Water, Refugees, and Economic Cooperation and Development

Edited by

Steven L. Spiegel and David J. Pervin

First published by Garland Publishing, Inc.

This edition published 2012 by Routledge

Routledge

Taylor & Francis Group

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New York, NY 10017

Routledge

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Copyright 1995 Regents of the University of California
All rights reserved

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
(Revised for volume 2)

Practical peacemaking in the Middle East.

A project of the University of California Institute on Global Conflict and CooperationVol. 1, half. t.p.

Grew out of an international conference held at the University of California, Los Angeles, in June 1993Vol. 1, acknowledge.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents: v. 1. Arms control and regional security v. 2. The environment, water, refugees, and economic cooperation and development.

1. Israel-Arab conflictsCongresses. 2. Jewish-Arab relationsEconomic aspectsCongresses. 3. Middle EastEconomic conditions1979Congresses. 4. Arms controlMiddle EastCongresses. 5. Middle EastMilitary relationsCongresses. I. Spiegel, Steven L. II. Pervin, David J. III. University of California Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation.

DS119.7.P725 1995 327.5694017'4927 9440942

ISBN 0-8153-1999-1 (v. 1 : alk. paper)

ISBN 0-8153-2000-0 (v. 2 : alk paper)

To Yehoshafat Harkabi
19221994

Contents

Steven L. Spiegel and David J. Pervin

Ramzi M. Sansur

Uri Marinov and Deborah Sandler

Mohammad I. Wahbeh

Yossi Loya

Philip Warburg

7 Regional Hazardous Waste Management in the Middle East: Compliance and Confidence Building in Implementing Peace
Joseph F. DiMento

Peter H. Gleick

Gideon Fishelson

Peter Berck and Jonathan Lipow

Dan Zaslavsky

Sulayman al-Qudsi

Howard Adelman

Shai Franklin

Abbas F. Shiblak

16 The Peace Process and the Palestinian Refugees: New Concepts and New Realities
Samir Huleileh

Ezra Sadan

Elias H. Tuma

Patrick Clawson

Alan Richards

Seev Hirsch, Shauli Katznelson, and David M. Sasson

Riad Ajami

Development and Protection of the Gulf of Aqaba by Yossi Loya

Reducing the Risks of Water-Related Conflict in the Middle East by Peter H. Gleick

Addressing the Problem of Water in the Middle East by Gideon Fishelson

The Water Problem in the Middle East and Proposals for Its Solution by Dan Zaslavsky

Water Resources: Use, Constraints and Potential for Cooperation in the Middle East by Sulayman al-Qudsi

Durable Employment for the Refugee-Populated Gaza Strip by Ezra Sadan

The Economics and Politics of a Free Economic Zone and Port in the Gaza Region by Seev Hirsch, Shauli Katznelson, and David M. Sasson

A Middle Eastern Free Trade Agreement (MEFTA) by RiadAjami

This book is dedicated to the memory of Yehoshafat Harkabi, an early proponent of Arab-Israeli peace and a participant in this project.

Steven L. Spiegel
Los Angeles, California

This volume grew out of an international conference held at the University of California, Los Angeles, in June 1993. The editors and contributors wish to thank the United States Institute of Peace, which provided the basic grant which made this conference possible; and both the University of California Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC) and the University of California, Los Angeles Center for International Relations (CIR) which provided administrative support and additional financial assistance. In particular, IGCC and CIR directors Susan Shirk and Richard Rosecrance were assiduous in their support and encouragement. We are also especially grateful to Stanley Sheinbaum for his encouragement, guidance, and advice.

The editors wish to thank Deborah Gerner, Brigid Starkey, and Victor LeVine for their comments on early drafts, IGCC Managing Editor Jennifer R. Pournelle for her backing and assistance, and Matthew Maxwell for manuscript preparation. The volume could not have been completed without them. We are also grateful to David Estrin of Garland Publishing for his vision and enthusiasm, which facilitated completion of the task.

ADR	alternative dispute resolution
AID	Agency for International Development
CBM(s)	confidence-building measure(s)
cu.m.	cubic meter(s)
DSM	demand-side management
EIA	environmental impact assessment
EIU	Economic Intelligence Unit
EPA	Environmental Protection Agency
ESCWA	Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia
EU	European Union (formerly EC)
FEZ(s)	free economic zone(s)
GAIC	Gulf of Aqaba International Center
GAIMSI	Gulf of Aqaba International Marine Science Institute
GAP	Anatolia project (Turkish)
GCC	Gulf Cooperation Council
GDP	gross domestic product
GIS	Geographic Information System
GNP	gross national product
ICJ	International Court of Justice
ICSU	International Council of Scientific Unions
IGO	International Governmental Organization
ILC	International Law Commission
IMF	International Monetary Fund
IMO	International Maritime Organization
IPM	integrated pest management
IPWF	Israeli-Palestinian Water Forum

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