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While effective policy-making in foreign relations & national security requires research by extragovernmental agencies, it is not known how such research actually affects policy makers or why they find it relevant or irrelevant. Several criteria are proposed which may be relevant to such judgments. These include content criteria, eg, time frame, issue salience, format, & confidence in results; & process criteria, eg, origins of the research, strategy informing it, & tactics of presentation. Such criteria may, hopefully, be applicable as guidelines for future efforts & illuminate the general role of 'social knowledge' in policy choice. 1 Table. Modified HA.

Kimche, D.: Negotiations for a permanent status agreement. - S. 17-35 Harel, I.: Preserve the land. - S. 37-51 Arad, U.: Interim arrangements and conflict management. - S. 53-71 Peters, J.; Gal, O.: International intervention for conflict management and resolution. - S. 73-98 Schueftan, D.: Unilateral disengagement. - S. 99-130