Summary | |
Preface | |
Games, Simulations, and Relations Between Nations | p. 1 |
Coming to Terms | p. 1 |
Historical Evolution | p. 2 |
Policy Exercises and Conflict Resolution | p. 6 |
Why Policy Exercises? | p. 9 |
Simulating a Diplomatic Dialogue: Syrian-Israeli Direct Talks | p. 13 |
Historical Background | p. 13 |
Objective and Rationale | p. 15 |
Participant Selection | p. 18 |
Planning and Briefing | p. 19 |
Beginning Play: Phase One | p. 22 |
Continuation of Play: Phase Two | p. 28 |
Stopping Play | p. 34 |
Post-Mortem | p. 37 |
Lessons Learned: Reviewing Middle East Peace Prospects | p. 37 |
Lessons Learned: Reviewing the Simulation Process | p. 42 |
In Conclusion | p. 48 |
Notes | p. 51 |
References | p. 57 |
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