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Cover -- Titel -- Zum Buch -- Über die Autoren -- Impressum -- Inhalt -- I. Einführung -- 1. Schlüsselkonflikt im Nahen und Mittleren Osten? -- 2. Territoriale, ethnische und religiöse Dimensionen -- 3. Rückkehr oder Landraub? Unabhängigkeit oder Katastrophe? -- II. Stationen des Nahostkonflikts -- 1. Hintergründe -- Der politische Zionismus -- Auseinandersetzungen im britischen Mandatsgebiet -- 2. Die israelische Staatsgründung und ihre Folgen -- Der Unabhängigkeitskrieg oder die Nakba -- Suez-Krieg oder Trilaterale Aggression 1956 -- 3. Kriege und das Ringen um Frieden -- Der Sechs-Tage-Krieg - Naksa 1967 -- Besatzung und Siedlungspolitik -- Der Jom-Kippur-Krieg oder Oktober-Krieg 1973 -- Der Libanonkrieg 1982 -- Die Erste Intifada und der Zweite Golfkrieg 1987-1990 -- 4. Fortschritte der 1990er-Jahre: Die Oslo-Abkommen -- Die Etablierung der Palästinensischen Autonomiebehörde -- Camp David II -- 5. Das Scheitern von Oslo -- Die Zweite Intifada -- Die Arabische Friedensinitiative -- Sperranlagen und Abkoppelungsplan -- Hamas gegen Fatah -- Auf dem Weg zum «Jahrhundertdeal»? -- III. Friedensverhandlungen: Positionen und Lösungsansätze -- 1. Multilaterale Nahostverhandlungen -- 2. Bilaterale Verhandlungen -- Israel - Jordanien: Rasche Einigung -- Israel - Syrien: Jordanufer und Golan -- Israel - Libanon: Grenzverlauf und Hisbollah -- 3. Israelisch-palästinensische Streitfragen -- Die Zweistaatenregelung -- Siedlungen in den besetzten Gebieten -- Jeruschalajim und Al-Quds -- Die Flüchtlinge: Rückkehr, (Neu-)Ansiedlung oder Entschädigung -- Das Wasser -- IV. Die Folgen des Arabischen Frühlings -- 1. Unmittelbare Auswirkungen -- Bürgerkrieg in Syrien -- Umbruch in Ägypten -- 2. Die Verschiebung der Machtbalance in der Region -- 3. Wagenburg Israel -- 4. Unmut in der palästinensischen Bevölkerung -- V. Optionen zur Regelung des Konflikts.

1. Framing the economic sustainability of oil economies -- 2. Fiscal sustainability, the labour market, and growth in Saudi Arabia -- 3. Outlook for producer economies -- 4. Economic diversification in Arab oil-exporting countries in the context of peak oil and the energy transition -- 5. Economic Diversification and Sustainable Development of GCC Countries -- 6. Redefining economic sustainability in resource-rich states: Comparative lessons -- 7. Fuel and electricity reform for economic sustainability in the Gulf -- 8. Fiscal sustainability and hydrocarbon endowment per capita in the GCC -- 9. GCC fiscal reforms and labor market policies -- 10. Economic diversification and job creation in the Arab Gulf countries: Applying a value chain perspective -- 11. Climate strategy for producer countries: The case of Saudi Arabia -- 12. The sustainability of GCC development under the new global oil order.

"This volume seeks to provide a comprehensive, interdisciplinary and state-of-the-art exploration of intercultural communication. To this aim, across it five parts, it offers (I) a thorough discussion of key concepts, (II) an in-depth exploration of selected theoretical approaches, (III) a survey of particularly helpful methods and methodologies, (IV) a multi-disciplinary overview of current research in various domains of application, and (V) a presentation of key issues pertaining to the assessment of intercultural communication and competence. In particular, the volume addresses the relationship between intercultural communication and power, and provides a contextual exploration of contrastive, interactional, imagological and ethical aspects"--

Introduction: the origins of the Routledge Handbook of Language in Conflict / Lesley Jeffries and Jim O'Driscoll -- Section 1: Text in conflict: 1. Introduction: textual choice and communication in conflict / Lesley Jeffries -- 2. Discursive (re)construction of the prelude to the 2003 Iraq War in op/ed pieces: dialectics of argument and rhetoric / Ahmed Sahlane -- 3. Stark choices and brutal simplicity: the blunt instrument of constructed opposition in news editorials / Matt Davies -- 4. Projecting your 'opponent''s views: linguistic negation and the potential for conflict / Lisa Nahajec -- 5. Ideological positioning in conflict: the United States and Egypt's domestic political trajectory / Gibreel Sadeq Alaghbary -- 6. Homosexuality in Latvian and Polish parliamentary debates 1994-2013: a historical approach to conflict in political discourse / Joanna Chojnicka -- 7. Conflict and categorisation: a corpus and discourse study of naming participants in forced migration / Charlotte Taylor -- 8. Hate speech: conceptualisations, interpretations and reactions / Sharon Millar -- Section 2: Interaction in conflict: 9. Introduction / Jim O'Driscoll -- 10. Conflict, disagreement and (im)politeness / Maria Sifianou -- 11. Offence and conflict talk / Michael Haugh and Valeria Sinkeviciute -- 12. Conflict interaction: insights from Conversation Analysis Phillip Glenn -- 13. Conflict in political discourse: conflict as congenital to political discourse / Petter Bull and Anne-Marie Simon-Vandenbergen -- 14. Discourse features of disputing in small claims hearings / Karen Tracy and Danielle M. Hodge -- 15. Leadership in conflict: disagreement and consensus negotiation in a start-up team / Christian J. Schmitt and Rosina Marquez-Reiter -- 16. Interaction and conflict in digital communication / Sage L. Graham -- Section 3: Languages in conflict: 17. Introduction: conflict with the stuff of language / Jim O'Driscoll -- 18. Ethnicity, conflict and language choice: the case of northern Ghana / Paul Kerswill and Edward Salifu Mahama -- 19. Language and conflict in the Mapuche context / Robbie Felix Penman -- 20. Linguistic Landscape as an arena of conflict: language removal, exclusion and ethnic identity construction in Lithuania / Irina Moore -- 21. 'You are shamed for speaking it or for not speaking it good enough': the paradoxical status of Spanish in the US Latino community / Pilar G. Blitvich -- 22. Hate crimes: language, vulnerability and conflict / Kamran Khan -- 23. Language ideologies in conflict at the workplace / Julia de Bres and Anne Franziskus -- Section 4: Linguistics in conflict: 24. Introduction: the potential for Linguistics to change conflict in the 'real' world / Lesley Jeffries -- 25. The value of linguistics in assessing potential threats in an airport setting / Dawn Archer, Cliff Lansley and Aaron Garner -- 26. Threatening contexts: an examination of threatening language from linguistic, legal and law enforcement perspectives / Tammy Gales -- 27. Talk in mediation: metaphors in acrimonious talk / Madeline M. Maxwell and Scott V. Anderson -- 28. Conflicts of policy and self-representation in the UK asylum process / Rachel Hanna -- 29. On agency, witnessing and surviving: interpreters in situations of violent conflict / Rebecca Tipton -- 30. The Irish language in Belfast: the role of a language in post-conflict resolution / Marcus Mac Coinnigh, Linda Ervine and Pol Deeds -- Afterword / Oliver Ramsbotham and Tom Woodhouse -- Index.

"Fiscal crises have cascaded across much of the developing world with devastating results, from Mexico to Indonesia to Russia to Argentina. The extreme volatility in contemporary economic fortunes seems to mock our best efforts to understand the forces that drive development in the world economy. David Harvey, the single most important geographer writing today and a leading social theorist of our age, offers a comprehensive critique of contemporary capitalism. In this fascinating book, he enlarges upon the key themes in his recent work: the development of neoliberalism, the spread of inequalities across the globe, and 'space' as a key theoretical concept"--

Originally published in 1973, 'The New Woman's Survival Catalog' is a seminal survey of the second-wave feminist effort across the US. Edited by Kirsten Grimstad and Susan Rennie in just five months, 'The New Woman's Survival Catalog' makes a nod to Stewart Brand's influential 'Whole Earth Catalog', mapping a vast network of feminist alternative cultural activity in the 1970s. Grimstad and Rennie set out on a two-month road trip in the summer of 1973, meeting and interviewing a range of organizations and individuals, and gathering vital information on everything from arts groups to bookstores and independent presses, health, parenting and rape crisis centers and educational, legal and financial resources. "These projects express a rejection of the values of existing institutional structures," Grimstad and Rennie wrote, "and, unlike the hip male counterculture, represent an active attempt to reshape culture through changing values and consciousness." Arranged in themed sections on art, communications, work and money, child care, self-help, self-defense and activism, 'The New Woman's Survival Catalog' provides crucial insight into feminist initiatives and activism nationwide during the Women's Movement. It includes a "Making the Book" section that details the publication's production

"Heimat stellt das entscheidende Fundament für die eigene Identität dar und ist die notwendige Antwort auf die zunehmende Globalisierung. Ein in sich ruhendes Heimatbewusstsein, verbunden mit gesicherter Identität und gelebten Glaubens- und Werteüberzeugungen ist die Voraussetzung für ein gedeihliches und respektvolles Zusammenleben mit anderen Nationen, Kulturen und Religionen. Eine offene Auseinandersetzung mit der jeweiligen kulturellen Identität hilft gerade bei der Begegnung mit Vertriebenen, Aussiedlern und Minderheiten, um in einen echten und respektvollen Dialog einzutreten, der zu friedlicher Verständigung führt. Der Dreiklang Heimat - Identität - Glaube erweist sich damit als zukunftsweisend für das europäische und globale Zusammenleben." (Verlagsinformation)