Conceptualising Palestinian institutions: structure, agency, and transition -- From PLO to PA and on toward statehood: Palestinian institutional development from 1964 to 2003 -- Authoritative leadership and the new national project: the politics of Palestinian diplomacy in Madrid, Washington, and Oslo -- PLO-Israel agreements of the Oslo process -- The bureaucracy and security apparatus of the national project -- Socio-political foundations: civil society, the legislative council, and Fatah as party of state -- Oslo implodes -- After Arafat, on to al-Asqua: Palestinian institutions face the future
Summary
This book is about the development of the PLO from a liberation movement to the Palestinian National Authority. It provides an up-to-date account of the situation in the Middle East, from the Palestinian political perspective
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 343-411) and index
