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Index
Cover
Half title
Series Page
Title
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
List of Tables
Abbreviations
Acknowledgments
A Note on Transliteration
Introduction
Chapter 1. Refugee Flight and Israeli Policies Toward Abandoned Property
Flight of the Refugees
Initial Israeli Attitudes Toward Refugee Property
The Legal Basis for Expropriation: the Custodian of Absentee Property
Policies of the Custodian of Absentee Property, 1948–1953
Early Israeli Estimates of the Scope and Value of Refugee Property: the Weitz-Danin-Lifshits Committee
The Custodian Sells Refugee Land to the Development Authority
The Jewish National Fund Acquires Refugee Land
Settling the Refugees’ Land with Jewish Immigrants
Disposal of the Balance of Refugee Land
Chapter 2. UNCCP’s Early Activity on the Refugee Property Question
Establishment of the UNCCP
Early American Approaches to the Question
Lausanne Conference
Clapp Mission
New Directions for the UNCCP
UNCCP’s Global Estimate
Paris Conference
UNCCP’s Compensation Efforts
Chapter 3. Early Israeli Policies Affecting the Property Question
Secret Israeli-Jordanian Talks
Lif Committee
Counter Claims for Prewar Jewish Property Abandoned in 1948
Counter Claims for Property Abandoned by Jews in Arab Countries After 1948
Linking German Reparations with Palestinian Compensation
Horowitz Committee
Release of Blocked Refugee Bank Accounts
Reorganization of Israeli Land Agencies
Secret Israeli Moves to Compensate Individual Refugees n the 1960s
Chapter 4. Early Arab and International Policies Toward the Property Question
Early Arab Estimates of Refugee Property
UNRWA Estimates of Refugee Property
Arab and International Efforts on Behalf of Refugee Property
Britain Disposes of Filmed Copies of Mandatory Land Records
The Property Question After the 1956 Suez War
Chapter 5. UNCCP Technical Program
Origins of the Technical Program
Identification of Arab Property
Work Issues
Valuation of Property
Final Statistics on Scope and Value of Arab Property
Chapter 6. Follow Up to the Technical Program
Johnson Mission
UNCCP’s New Plan for Compensation Fails
UNCCP Solicits Refugee Inquiries
Response to the Technical Program
Demise of the UNCCP
The Arabs Obtain Copies of UNCCP Documents
Chapter 7. Refugee Property Question After 1967
1967 War
Declining Interest in the Property Question
New Estimates of Refugee Property
Refugee Property and Diplomatic Sites in Jerusalem
Peace Process: Israel and Egypt, Jordan, Syria, and Lebanon
Refugee Property and the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process
Conclusion
Appendix One: Comparison of Studies on the Scope and Value of Refugee Property
Appendix Two: Chronology of Events Relating to Refugee Property
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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