A 2400 words essay which requires some reading

There are three tasks to be completed, each one of these require 850 words and reading from some books. Criterion and Judgement * Relevance In the answer the central theme (s) of the question must be analysed. "Side tracks" should be avoided. * Breadth The character of the question determines the breadth of the answer (s). The questions are there present to be read care fully before beginning the answer (s). * Depth You evaluate your knowledge in relation to the questions and try to choose out the most relevant of the knowledge. * Outline The structure of the answers Reflects the thought order and the method of working. Therefore the answers are to be logical and well-structured. * Reference to literature An important aspect of Evaluating the answers is to Consider how, ie. In Which Extent, you havebeen Successful in using the course literature. * Important concepts One of the evaluation aspects of your answer is the concepts you have used. Concepts are important and are to being Correctly utilized. Here are the tasks, I will write books in the end Task 1: During the 1950s and 1960s there were Various Events and Developments on different levels, local (Palestinian and Israeli), regional and international That Affected the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Discuss this in an integrated mannerless putting especial emphasis on the most important Developments Within the Palestinian camp. Task 2: The 1967 War and the death of Nasser were two extraordinary and important events with Numerous Consequences. Analyze the Consequences of the two occurrences by Concentrating on three of Them: Arab nationalism , Egypt's Arab role, the Palestinian liberation movement and the peace between Egypt and Israel . Your answer must be integrated and avoid Separating the Consequences from eachother. These Consequences are rather Coherent and interacting . Task 3: Reflect upon the period 1991-2000 and especially the time after the Oslo Accord, 1993. In your discussion you will start with a very hopeful process and end with a historical stalemate of the peace process in 2000, emphasizing Difficulties, possibilities and the way actors acted and reacted. Your answer will be presented in an integrated text and the answering will integrate ask Dealing with different levels and Circumstances as interdependent. Eisenberg, L.Z., & Caplan, N., Negotiating Arab-Israeli Peace: Patterns, Problems, Possibilites.2nd Ed. London, Zed Books, 2009. SBN: 978-0-253-22212-1 Fraser, Thomas Grant, The Arab-Israeli Conflict. 3rd Edition. Palgrave MacMillan, 2007. ISBN 0230004695 (214 s) Pappe, Ilan, A History of Modern Palestine: One Land, Two Peoples. Cambridge UP, 2006. ISBN 0-521-68315-7 (361 s)