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006148
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London, Brassey's, 1992.
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xii, 271p.,maps and tables
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0080417779
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| 037890 | 338.573550953/SAY 037890 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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020063
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2001.
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p47-60
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048150
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1999.
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xlii, 953p.pbk
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0198296436
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142894
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In his 1988 essay, my late father, Yusif Sayigh, argued that the first Palestinian intifada had generated greater international understanding of the decades-long Palestinian struggle for national self-determination and support for the creation of an independent Palestinian state. This built on incremental shifts that had unfolded in response to diverse developments over the previous two decades, from the rise of the non-aligned movement in the 1970s, which helped secure a platform for the Palestine Liberation Organisation at the United Nations, to the grinding two-month Israeli siege of Beirut in 1982 and subsequent massacre of Palestinian refugees in the Sabra/Shatila camp. These developments galvanized Palestinians living under Israeli occupation in the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and East Jerusalem politically, and generated serious questioning of the feasibility of maintaining the occupation among many Israelis. But their cumulative impact was insufficient, in my father’s assessment, to bring about a decisive breakthrough in United States or, for that matter, in European policy.
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072156
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2006.
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The article analyses both the dynamics of change affecting the Palestinian political and governing systems and the relationship between internal structures and processes - such as PA reform - and external ones, specifically the peace process and relations with Israel and the international community. A decisive shift has taken place in Palestinian politics. The ascent of Hamas represents a radical break with the legacy of former PLO Chairman and PA President Arafat and the political culture of PLO "returnees" who came with him from their Tunisian exile. Contrary to common perceptions, the success of Hamas in office may be critical for the deepening of Palestinian democracy and restructuring of good governance.
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079561
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005828
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New York, United Nations, 1995.
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x,109p.
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UNIDIR Research Paper;37
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9290451076
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018006
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2000.
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p.5-19
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023133
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2002.
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p7-22
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The Palestinians face bleak strategic prospects. There is a substantial price to pay for the political misjudgements of the past two years by their leadership. Palestinian statehood has been placed in serious doubt, raising the spectre of new, and increasingly violent and disintegrative, trajectories in the Palestinian–Israeli relationship. This narrows the range of future prospects down to two. Firstly, the conflict will continue until the international community ultimately confronts Sharon (or any like-minded successor) over the nature of the territorial dispensation in the West Bank and East Jerusalem that must be reached if durable Palestinian–Israeli peace is to be attained. Secondly, the conflict will continue until the levels of pain and fatigue in both societies bring about a shift in domestic political balances and force national leaderships to agree the sort of peace deal for which there already is majority support. The cruel irony is that this was attainable in 2000. If the opportunity is missed once more, then the essence of the Palestinian–Israeli conflict will change over the coming decade, from a struggle over the terms of partition to one over the national identity and political nature of Israel.
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060351
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Oct-Dec 2004.
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001738
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1999.
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xii, 294p.
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0198295500
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