Palestinian Refugees in Lebanon - Where to Belong? (Islamkundliche Untersuchungen)
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lethefrosch, [3909244].
(= Islamkundliche Untersuchungen Band 255)."The fact that Lebanon was a highly fragmented country, consisting of a multitude of socially, regionally, and confessionally distinct communities. Posed clear questions regarding the relative extent of integration or segregation on the part of those Palestinian refugees who had arrived in 1948. Politically and economically, Lebanon was in postwar circumstances. The Palestinians were accused of having played a major and destructive role during the civil war, and this had an effect on their civil image. Palestinians in Lebanon were without coherent and legitimate political representatives. Shafiq al-Hout, PLO representative in Lebanon from 1964 until 1993, had resigned after the signing of the Oslo Accords in 1993 and PLO chairman Yassir Arafat had not replaced him. Several Palestinian leaders took it upon themselves to deal with Lebanese government officials, usually without any wider resonance.A great many Palestinian refugees felt themselves left without future prospects by the Oslo accords, and in its role as their host country, Lebanon, like Syria, refused to participate in the multilateral negotiations with Israel. Refusing to accept the accords, Palestinian representatives in Lebanon called for steadfastness. Meanwhile, the refugees in the camps endured deteriorating conditions and faced an unknown future. The Lebanese public feared that the international community would arrange to resettle the refugees in Lebanon - an idea a substantial portion of the Lebanese population had been against from the beginning. Because the Lebanese political system relies on a demographically defined balance between the confessional communities, a resettlement - tawtin - and naturalization of large numbers of Palestinians was seen as endangering the constitution, since most Palestinians are Sunni Moslems. The sense of insecurity could only be compounded by the Lebanon's own future depending on overall regional political developments, since Syria directed national politics from Damascus. Israel occupied the south following its withdrawal in 2000, it continued to be percieved as a potential threat" (out of introduction).Minimale Lagerspuren, ansonsten sehr gut bis tadellos erhalten, fast wie verlagsfrisch!! Siehe Scan.KäuferIn trägt 1,40 EUR Versandkosten (Inland).SW: Flüchtlinge, Libanon, Palästina, Flüchtlingslager, PLO-Kämpfer, Schiiten, Sunniten, Muslimbruderschaft, Diskriminierung, Integration, Identität, Nahost-Politik, Bruderstaaten.

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(= Islamkundliche Untersuchungen Band 255). "The fact that Lebanon was a highly fragmented country, consisting of a multitude of socially, regionally, and confessionally distinct communities. Posed clear questions regarding the relative extent of integration or segregation on the part of those Palestinian refugees who had arrived in 1948. Politically and economically, Lebanon was in postwar circumstances. The Palestinians were accused of having played a major and destructive role during the civil war, and this had an effect on their civil image. Palestinians in Lebanon were without coherent and legitimate political representatives. Shafiq al-Hout, PLO representative in Lebanon from 1964 until 1993, had resigned after the signing of the Oslo Accords in 1993 and PLO chairman Yassir Arafat had not replaced him. Several Palestinian leaders took it upon themselves to deal with Lebanese government officials, usually without any wider resonance. A great many Palestinian refugees felt themselves left without future prospects by the Oslo accords, and in its role as their host country, Lebanon, like Syria, refused to participate in the multilateral negotiations with Israel. Refusing to accept the accords, Palestinian representatives in Lebanon called for steadfastness. Meanwhile, the refugees in the camps endured deteriorating conditions and faced an unknown future. The Lebanese public feared that the international community would arrange to resettle the refugees in Lebanon - an idea a substantial portion of the Lebanese population had been against from the beginning. Because the Lebanese political system relies on a demographically defined balance between the confessional communities, a resettlement - tawtin - and naturalization of large numbers of Palestinians was seen as endangering the constitution, since most Palestinians are Sunni Moslems. The sense of insecurity could only be compounded by the Lebanon's own future depending on overall regional political developments, since Syria directed national politics from Damascus. Israel occupied the south following its withdrawal in 2000, it continued to be percieved as a potential threat" (out of introduction). Minimale Lagerspuren, ansonsten sehr gut bis tadellos erhalten, fast wie verlagsfrisch!! Siehe Scan. KäuferIn trägt 1,40 EUR Versandkosten (Inland). SW: Flüchtlinge, Libanon, Palästina, Flüchtlingslager, PLO-Kämpfer, Schiiten, Sunniten, Muslimbruderschaft, Diskriminierung, Integration, Identität, Nahost-Politik, Bruderstaaten, wie neu, 8, 340g, 1. Auflage, 205 Seiten OBroschur/kartoniert. Internationaler Versand, Selbstabholung und Barzahlung, PayPal, Banküberweisung.

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