@book {9053,
	title = {Compromise With the Palestinians: The Impact of Psychological Factors},
	year = {2005},
	publisher = {Floersheimer Studies},
	organization = {Floersheimer Studies},
	address = {Jerusalem},
	abstract = {<p class="a">This research is based on a model which aims to identify and map the psychological variants affecting, alongside demographic and other variants, political and strategic decisions in conflicts.</p>
<p>It identifies the factors underlying the support for specific compromise resolutions in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, thus complementing other studies which identify psychological, demographic and other factors underlying the militant policy in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the Arab-Jewish willingness to engage.\&nbsp; Identifying public preferences is likely to improve planning and intervention that will address, emotional and perception barriers to political processes (such as disengagement) in the conflict.</p>},
	author = {Ifat Maoz}
}
