Is the peace process a process for peace? A retrospective analysis of Oslo. (peace agreement between Arab countries and Israel being forged in Oslo, Norway)

From: Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ) | Date: June 22, 1997| Author: Hagopian, Elaine C. | Copyright information

The process for a peace accord between Arab countries and Israel that is unfolding in Oslo, Norway, will likely produce conditions that will result in a new peace process over a period of time. This new process will lead to a resolution of the Arab-Israeli conflict in ways that will not be planned for in Oslo. The history and background of the Arab-Israeli conflict as well as the ongoing Arab-Israeli peace process unfolding in Oslo are evaluated.

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