@book {3042,
	title = {<div>Jerusalem in the Future: The Challenge of Transition</div>},
	year = {2007},
	publisher = {Floersheimer Studies},
	organization = {Floersheimer Studies},
	address = {Jerusalem},
	abstract = {<p>This publication presents the complex reality of Jerusalem as a divided city analyzed by six contributors. Shlomo Hasson examines the territorial, social, economic, and political developments in Jerusalem and explores how they may affect possible solutions to the problem of Jerusalem. Shlomo Hasson and Rami Nasrallah explore the different possible futures that may be played out in the city due to the impact of local, national, and international developments. Rassem Khamaisi proposes the alleviation of the Palestinian plight through the realization of the right to the city. Amiram Gonen explores new ways of strengthening Jerusalem by creating new contacts between Israelis and Palestinians. Noam Shoval examines the morphology of the city and the impact of the security barrier on everyday life. Ifat Maoz presents survey data on public opinion regarding different solutions to the problem of Jerusalem.</p>},
	editor = {Shlomo Hasson}
}
