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Acknowledgements
This edited volume could not have been possible without the hard work of a number of people, both in the preparation and delivery of the Pathways to Peace conference and on the volume itself. The conference was the a project that emerged from the Jewish Academic Network for Israeli-Palestinian Peace (JANIP), a group of committed faculty across the United States who believe a just and lasting peace can be achieved through dialogue and compromise. To Lenny Grob, Barbara Epstein, and Judith Lorber, thank you for all the hard work and support and for continuing to work outside the box to achieve peace. To Saliba Sarsar, who represented the American Task Force on Palestine, thank you for being an enthusiastic supporter of the project. Our friends at the Geneva Initiative were also invaluable supporters of the project. Yossi Beilin first expressed his support, and through the collaboration of Michal Radoshitzky and the participation of Gaith Al-Omari and Daniel Levy, their commitment was shown in deeds as well as in words.
Of course, thank you to the conference hosts and our colleagues at Central Connecticut State University, and Peggy Schubert, conference