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1995 — Gutes Exemplar; Einband berieben. - Englisch. - Titelblatt mit (kurzer) Widmung von Raphael Moses (für Hermann und Renate Beland) und SIGNIERT. - Die Nazareth-Konferenzen waren der Anfang eines Projektes von Psychoanalytikern aus England, Israel und Deutschland, dessen Gründungsväter und -mütter sich vorgenommen hatten, zur Lösung von Konflikten beizutragen, die sich zwischen nationalen Gruppen entwickelt haben. Die Konfliktursachen wurden in kollektiven Vorurteilen und Ressentiments angenommen. Ziel der Konferenzen war – und ist es für die Folgeprojekte bis heute –, dieser Vorurteile und Ressentiments gewahr zu werden und – bestenfalls – sie aufgeben zu können. ... (wiki) // INHALT : Preface: Dr. Gerhard Wahlers ----- Foreword: Prof. Rafael Moses ----- Introductory Information: Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung ----- The Harry S Truman Research Institute for the Advancement of Peace ----- Palestine Consultancy Group (PCG) ----- Presentations: Rafael Moses ----- Bernard Sabella ----- Tamar Hermann and Ephraim Yuchtman-Yaar ----- Manuel Hassassian ----- Elia Awwad ----- Ruth Firer ----- Sami Adwan ----- Gadi Wolfsfeld ----- Daoud Kuttab ----- Judd Ne'eman ----- Shulamith Hareven ----- Ali Kleiboh ----- Menahem Regev ----- Yitzhak Laor ----- Hala Khamis Nasser ----- Dan Urian ----- Hisham Awartani ----- Arie Arnon ----- Avraham Sela ----- Sari Nusseibeh ----- Concluding Remarks: Prof. Moshe Ma'oz ----- Dr. Sari Nusseibeh ----- Prof. Rafael Moses. // … hrough its programs and projects in the Middle East the Konrad Adenauer Foundation wants to partake in a peaceful development in the region. An important task consists in the offering of platforms for discussions. During October 25th to 26th 1995 the Konrad Adenauer Foundation organized an event at Notre Dame, Jerusalem on the theme: "The Psychology of Peace and Conflict - The Israeli Palestinian Experience". Joint organizers of this seminar were the Harry S Truman Research Institute For The Advancement of Peace at the Hebrew University and the Palestine Consultancy Group (PCG). The event's goal was to discuss the effect of the peace process on the Israeli and Palestinian societies. The Palestinian and Israeli referees alternately introduced their research topics. In fact they were dealing with the discussion of the psychological aspects as a result of the changed political situation. The topics were intentionally related to the very daily life, for example education, literature and children's literature, theater and poetry, mass media, movies, the economical relations and the development of political attitudes. The participants of this conference were primarily representatives of Israeli and Palestinian universities. The importance of this dialogue was continually pointed out by the participants. I want to thank the head of the Truman Institute, Prof. Moshe Maoz and Dr. Sari Nusseibeh, chairperson of the Palestine Consultancy Group. Without their engagement and that of their colleagues the event would not have been possible. In this publication the reader will find a summary of the lectures, which have been read during the conference. I hope that they will contribute to a better understanding of the other. (Vorwort Gerhard Wahlers)