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An Incomplete Revolution: Israeli National Identity, Cultural Change and The Camp David II Negotiations

December 1, 2004/in Journal Articles

Israel Studies Forum 19, 3 (2004): 140-157
Online Article

Tags: Israeli Politics, Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

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Dov Waxman

dovwaxman@ucla.edu

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UCLA, Department of Political Science
UCLA Y&S Nazarian Center for Israel Studies

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