A History of Modern Palestine by Pappe, Ilan -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

List of figures List of maps Chronology Foreword Acknowledgements Introduction: A New Look at Modern Palestine and Israel

1 Fin de Siècle (1856–1900): Social Tranquillity and Political Drama

The Rural Landscape and its People Urban Palestine and its Society A Society without Politics Globalization of the Local Economy The Political Economy of ‘Modern Palestine’ in the 1880s Invading Civil Society: The Making of the Modern Ottoman State (1876–1900) End of an Era: Rural Chieftains and the A’ayan New Beginnings and New Influences The Zionist Impetus A New Crusade: Templars, Colonists and Profiteers

2 Between Tyranny and War (1900–1918)

Palestine in the Last Years of Abdul Hamid (1900–1908) The Arrival of Zionism Palestine in the Aftermath of the Young Turk Revolution (1908–1916) Palestine in the First World War

3 The Mandatory State: Colonialism, Nationalization and Cohabitation

Allenby’s Palestine The Nationalization of the Cities (1918–1920) The End of ‘Southern Syria’ Early Years of the Mandate (1920–1929) Where Politics and Society Met: The 1929 Watershed The Making of the Zionist Enclave (1929–1936) The Pauperization of Rural Palestine (1929–1936) Questions of Leadership and Nationalism (1930–1936) The 1936 Revolt The 1939 White Paper Encountering Nationalism: the Urge for Cohabitation Palestine in the Second World War

4 Between Nakbah and Independence: The 1948 War

The UNSCOP Days The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine (March–May 1948) The Palestine War (May 1948–January 1949) The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine (May 1948–January 1949)

5 The Age of Partition (1948–1967)

Dislocation and Dispossession Patterns of Response: Guerrilla Fighters, Isolation and Co-optation The Suez Campaign Revolutionizing Politics: The Resistance Movement Institutionalized The Bogus PLO (1964–1968) Subduing Israeli Politics: Institutionalizing a State The Marginalization of ‘Arabism’ in Israeli Society In Limbo: The Bedouin and the Druzes

6 Greater Israel and Occupied Palestine: The Rise and Fall of High Politics (1967–1987)

The War of June 1967 Struggle for Survival: Palestinian Refugees after the 1967 War Popular Uprising, Guerrilla Warfare and Terrorism (1968–1972) The Occupation (1967–1982) The Settlements and Internal Debate in Israel (1967–1973) Survival under Occupation Pax Americana, War and Peace (1973–1977) The Question of Borders: The Jordanian Option and Greater Israel The Mizrahi Revolution The Begin Revolution Navigating between Agendas: The Politics of Palestine (1967–1987) The War in Lebanon and its Aftermath (1982–1987) Breaches in the Wall: The Polarization of Israeli Society Palestinians in Israel (1967–1987) The Road to Intifada

7 The Uprising and its Political Consequences (1987–1996)

Gender and Class The Oslo Process and After In the Shadow of Politics: Religion, Nationalism and Multiculturalism

8 A Post-Zionist Moment of Grace?

The Academic Debate – The Post-Zionist Scholars The Political Background The Academic Background De-Zionizing Other Periods Post-Zionist Poetry, Pop Music and Literature Post-Zionist Theatre and Films The Post-Zionist Media

9 The Suicidal Track: The Death of Oslo and the Road to Perdition

The Second Intifada The Desperate Tilt to Martyrdom The Demise of Post-Zionism

Postscript: The Post-Arafat Era and the New Sharon Age Notes Bibliography Glossary of Names Glossary of Terms Index