Fatah and the Politics of Violence: The Institutionalization of a Popular Struggle

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Sussex Academic Press, 2005 - 228 стор.
The institutionalization of Fatah mirrors the evolution of the PLO and the Palestinian national cause generally. This book assists in understanding the factors that have influenced Fatah's politics of violence, and its political path-and the balance between the two-which help to explain the political history of the Middle East in recent decades. Fatah's institutionalization is marked by alternating bases of the organization's legitimacy: organizational, communal, and external. Transformations from one phase to another are distinguished by the shifts in relative importance assigned to the different sources of legitimacy, which in turn dictated different courses of action for the organization.

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Dr Anat N Kurz is a senior research associate at the Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies, Tel Aviv University, Israel, and head of the Center's Project on Low Intensity Conflict. She has written extensively on insurgency and terrorism-related issues and on policy dilemmas of dealing with sub-state violence. Her current research focuses on the institutionalisation and organisational determinants of PLO member groups and Palestinian Islamic factions.

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