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"In a remarkably objective manner, the author analyzes what is, in today's media frenzy of coverage of public diplomacy, probably the most accurate account of what has actually transpired between Israeli officials and designees and their Palestinian counterparts over a negotiated settlement of conflicted issues.-- ""Association of Jewish Libraries Reviews"" Represents a decade-long devotion to scholarship, using government documents and interviews with key negotiators.-- ""Communication Research Trends"" This is a very important, engrossing work for professionals and lay readers interested in how international diplomacy works behind the scenes. Highly recommended.-- ""Choice"" Valuable for a theoretical understanding of the complex world of conflict resolution and for providing balanced analysis of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict/peace process.-- ""Review of Middle East Studies"" Wanis-St. John has opened an important line of inquiry with his focus on back channel negotiating. I appreciate the care with which he assembled the case study and pulled together a wide array of accounts into one detailed narrative, adding admirably to our understanding.--Eileen F. Babbitt ""Negotiation Journal"""

Wanis-St. John has opened an important line of inquiry with his focus on back channel negotiating. I appreciate the care with which he assembled the case study and pulled together a wide array of accounts into one detailed narrative, adding admirably to our understanding.--Eileen F. Babbitt Negotiation Journal

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Anthony Wanis-St. John is assistant professor at American University in Washington, D.C. He is an advisor to the United States Institute of Peace and has consulted with the World Bank. He has facilitated several workshops for Palestinian and Israeli official negotiation staff and advisors.

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