Sanctuary and Survival:
The PLO in Lebanon
Boulder: Westview Press, 1990
by Rex Brynen
Table of Contents
Preface
1. Dilemmas of Sanctuary
- Insurgents and Sanctuaries: A Framework for Analysis
- Insurgent Strategy and Decision-making
2. The Palestinians and
Lebanon
- al-Nakba: Palestinians in Exile and Diaspora,
1948-67
- The Lebanese Sanctuary
- Sect, Class and Identity: A Brief Political Economy
of the Lebanese System
- al-Thawra: The Emergence of the Palestinian Movement,
1967-
- The PLO in Lebanon
3. Rising Tensions (1969-75)
- From Cairo to Verdun: Implementing the Cairo Agreement
- Roots of the Crisis
- From the Milkart Protocols to the Civil War
4. The Lebanese Civil War
(1975-76)
- The Opening Rounds, April-December 1975
- Escalation, January 1976
- Towards Intervention, February-May 1976
- Damascene Steel, June-October 1976
5. Battles on Three Fronts
(1976-78)
- The Syrian Challenge
- The Quadripartite Committee and Shtura Agreement
- Back to the Front: The War in the South, 1976-78
- Operation Litani
6. Countdown to Confrontation
(1978-82)
- Lebanese Repercussions
- Camp David and the War in the South, 1978-81
- The July Crisis
- Readying for the Invasion, July 1981-June 1982
7. Maintaining Sanctuary
- The PLO in Lebanon, 1969-82: An Assessment
- PLO Decision-making in Lebanon
- Maintaining Sanctuary
8. Aftermath: The PLO in
Lebanon since the 1982 War
- The Struggle for Survival
- Centrifugal Pressures
- Amal, Syria, and the War of the Camps
- Reunification
- The PLO and Lebanon: Continuing Challenges
- Lebanon, the Intifada-and Independence?
Appendix: The Cairo Agreement
(1969)
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