دانلود کتاب The Palestinian People: Seeking Sovereignty and State

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Title page
Copyright page
Contents
Introduction
Notes
Ch1- The 1936–1939 Revolt and the Legacy of Disintegration
April–October 1936: General Strike
October 1936–July 1937: Diplomatic Efforts
August 1937–September 1938: The Height of the Revolt
Fall 1938–Mid-1939: Disintegration
Legacy of the Revolt
The Revolt in Palestinian Recollection and Historiography
Notes
Ch2- 1939–1945: Times of Confusion
The Mufti: Leading from Afar
The Palestinian Community During World War II
Collapse of Self-Leadership
Notes
Ch3- 1945–1948:First Signs of Revival Before the Tempest
The Husaynis and the Obstruction of an Alternate Leadership
Ideological Political Parties
Attempts to Organize Popular Forces: Youth, Workers, Women
Table 3.1 Members of the Arab Workers’ Union
Economic and Social Aspects: Rehabilitation and Its Failure
Cultural Aspects
Impending Disaster
Notes
Ch4- The War of 1948: The Nakba
Arab Factionalism and the Partition Plan
The United Nations and the Partition Plan
The Palestinians, Arab Countries, and the Beginning of the Fight for the Land
Establishment of the State of Israel and Arrival of the Arab Armies
Arab Armies and Fighting Zones
Table 4.1 Arab and Israeli Combat Forces, 1948
Arab Countries and Palestinian Independence
The War of 1948 in Palestinian Historiography
Notes
Ch5- From Nakba to Naksa: 1948–1967
Annexation of the West Bank to the Kingdom of Transjordan
The Gaza Strip Under Egyptian Rule
Emergence of the Palestinian-Arab Minority in Israel
Palestinian Refugees in the Diaspora
Palestinian Refugees in Jordan
Palestinian Refugees in the Gaza Strip
Palestinian Refugees in Israel
Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon
Palestinian Refugees in Syria
Palestinian Refugees in Iraq
Aftermath of the Nakba: Rehabilitation Efforts and the Inter-Arab Domain
Aftermath of the Nakba: Attempts at Rehabilitating Self-Efficacy
Revival of Armed Conflict: Circumventing an Independent Palestinian Struggle
Establishment of Fatah
Notes
Ch6- In the Wake of the June 1967 Defeat
Toward the War of June 1967
Defeat of the Arab Armies and Rise of Fatah
Fatah and “Guerrilla Warfare Among a Supportive Local Population”
Fatah and Guerrilla Warfare Replace Arab Armies
Al-Qawmiyyoun al-‘Arab: From Arab Nationalism to a Marxist Front
The Communists and the Armed Conflict
The Palestine Liberation Army and Revival of the Fida’iyyun
Fatah Assumes Control of the PLO
Notes
Ch7- The Confrontation with Jordan
Karameh Day
Deterioration of the Relationship with Jordan
Beginning of the Conflict
The Arab Domain and the Black September Battles
The End of Operations in Jordan
Gaza as an Alternative to Jordan: The Failure
Husayn’s Federation Plan
Notes
Ch8- Establishing“Fatahland”
The Cairo Treaty of 1969
Expanding the Circle of Violence: Black September and Munich
Return to Lebanon
Notes
Ch9- The PLO at Home and Abroad
The Palestinians and the War of October 1973
Return to the West Bank and the Gaza Strip
Palestinian Arabs in Israel: Connecting with Their People
Notes
Ch10- In the Lebanese Maelstrom: Arafat Loses Ground
War Erupts
The Confrontation with Israel and Moving Out of Lebanon
Notes
Ch11- The Move to Tunisia
The PLO Reaches an Impasse
The Palestinians in Lebanon
The Palestinians in Jordan
The Palestinians in Israel
Notes
Ch12- The First Intifada and Advancing Toward Oslo
The Intifada: The PLO Regains Its Strength
Abu Jihad
The Islamic Alternative: Hamas and Jihad
Arafat Resumes the Political Option: From Madrid to Oslo
Notes
Ch13- The Oslo Accords: Leading Where?
Notes
Ch14- The Struggle Between Fatah and Hamas
Notes
Ch15- The Palestinians in the Whirlwind of the Arab Spring
Notes
Afterword
Acronyms
Bibliography
Index
About the Book
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