*** Living the Peace Process ***

[Nabeel Robert Ibrahim]

Living the Peace Process

FOUAD MOUGHRABI
Professor of Political Science
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Thursday, November 20 at 7pm
Room 2, Building 200 (History Corner)
Stanford University

Sponsored by the Org. of Arab-American Students in Stanford, the Stanford
Israel Alliance and the ASSU Program Board

A map showing the History Corner is available at:
http://www.stanford.edu/home/map/search_map.html?keyword=history+corner

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BIOGRAPHY

Professor Moughrabi holds a B.A.(1964) and M.A.(1965) in Political Science
from Duke University and a Ph.D.(1971) in Political Science from the
University of Grenoble, France. He teaches courses in International
Relations, Political Psychology and Middle East Politics at the University
of Tennessee at Chattanooga.

Professor Moughrabi spent the academic year 1995-96 as a Fulbright Research
and Teaching Scholar at Birzeit University, the West Bank.

Professor Moughrabi has served as a member of various study groups on the
Middle East convened by the Brookings Institution and the American Academy
of Arts and Sciences.

His works have appeared in various journals, including the International
Journal of Middle East Studies, the Middle East Journal, the Journal of
Palestine Studies, Theory and Society, Social Justice, and the Radical
History Review. In addition, he has conducted numerous public opinion polls
with Gallup, the Survey Research Center, and other organizations on U.S.
attitudes toward the Middle East. In 1987, he co-authored a book entitled
Public Opinion and the Palestine Question (St. Martin's Press).

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EXCERPTS FROM THE PRESS RELEASE

On Thursday, November 20th at 7 p.m., Dr. Moughrabi will speak at a public
lecture entitled "Living the Peace Process: The Day-to-Day Life of
Palestinians and the Possibility of Peace" in Room 2, Building 200
(History Corner) at Stanford University. Dr. Moughrabi will discuss
Palestinian life after Oslo and offer ideas on how Arabs and Jews can work
together to achieve a comprehensive peace in the Middle East.

This is the first time that Jewish and Arab organizations at Stanford
have collaborated. The alliance between OASIS and SIA aims to create
mutual trust and understanding between both groups and to educate the
Stanford community at large about the Arab-Israeli conflict in as
informed and open-minded a manner as possible.

Dr. Moughrabi will be available for media interviews during the day on
Thursday, November 20th.

For information on this press release contact Nabeel Ibrahim at (408)
474-5652 [day] or (650) 964-4625 [evening].