| Name | Type | Price $ | Date | Author | Publisher | Description | Purchase |
| An Issue and an Audience: A Series of Seminars |  | FREE | Jan. 2008 | Edited by:
Khader Khader | Jerusalem Media & Communications Centre | |
The translated proceedings of four seminars sponsored by the JMCC, this book engages the Palestinian-ness and Jewishness of the state of Israel, the Annapolis conference, the relationship between the divided Gaza Strip and West Bank after Hamas' takeover, and the finances of the Palestinian more.... | |
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| The Best of Bitterlemons: Five Years of Writings from Israel and Palestine | | FREE | Jan. 2007 | Edited by:
Yossi Alpher, Ghassan Khatib, Charmaine Seitz | Jerusalem Media & Communications Centre | |
The Best of Bitterlemons is a compilation volume of the first five years of the bitterlemons website. Available for free, it includes articles and interviews with the most prominent Palestinian and Israeli thinkers and officials. Contributors include Shulamit Aloni, Shlomo Avineri, more.... | |
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| How to Influence the Media: A Manual for Policymakers and Media Professionals | | $7.99 | July 2005 | Edited by:
Charmaine Seitz | Jerusalem Media & Communications Centre |
This manual is intended as a practical guide for reaching and influencing the media, aimed first at providing Palestinian officials with a concrete set of policy recommendations, but also written to allow laypeople to understand how the media - any media - functions.
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| The Palestinian Education System | | $7.99 | Jan. 2001 | | Jerusalem Media & Communications Centre | This study examines trends in education among Palestinians, analyzing signs of growth and decline. Focus groups and polling were used to develop the analysis. Tables included | |
| Palestinian Refugees and the Peace Process: An Analysis of Public Opinion Surveys | | $7.99 | Jan. 2001 | | Jerusalem Media & Communications Centre | | This report is the first systematic attempt to examine, over a period of four years, shifts in positions on the Palestinian refugee issue among refugees and non-refugees in the occupied territories, and Israeli Jews and Arabs in Israel. One of the main findings is the higher volatility of opinion more.... | |
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