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Israel Jordan And Palestine The Twostate Imperative Hardcover Asher Susser

Name: Israel Jordan And Palestine The Twostate Imperative Hardcover Asher Susser
SKU: BELL-7265674
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Israel Jordan And Palestine The Twostate Imperative Hardcover Asher Susser instant download after payment.

Publisher: Brandeis University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.99 MB

Pages: 312

Author: Asher Susser

ISBN: 9781611680386, 1611680387

Language: English

Year: 2011

Edition: Hardcover

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Israel Jordan And Palestine The Twostate Imperative Hardcover Asher Susser by Asher Susser 9781611680386, 1611680387 instant download after payment.

Since 1921, the Zionist movement, the Hashemites, and Palestinian nationalists have been vying for regional control. In this book, Asher Susser analyzes the evolution of the one- and two-state options and explores why a two-state solution has failed to materialize. He provides an in-depth analysis of Jordan's positions and presents an updated discussion of the two-state imperative through the initiatives of Israel and the Palestinian Authority. Susser argues that Israelis, Palestinians, and Jordanians have cohesive collective identities that violently collide with each other. Because of these entrenched differences, a single-state solution cannot be achieved.