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At the outset of 2008, many of the world's conflicts seem locked in a stalemate. But history shows that peace often comes as a surprise. Next week, President George Bush heads to the Middle East to spur on the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks. Marc Gopin at George Mason University in Arlington, Va., notes that US administrations have often done their best conflict-resolution work in the last two years of an eight-year term.
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