Hillel Frisch is Lecturer in the Department of Political Science, The Hebrew University, Israel. He has previously published (with Shmuel Sandler) Israel, the Palestinians and the West Bank: A Study in Intercommunal Conflict.

• Acknowledgments Preface Chapter 1. Territorialization and State Formation: The Palestinian Experience in Comparative Perspective>Chapter 2. The PLO, Territorialization, and Palestinian State FormationChapter 3. Territorializing the PLO: The PLO and Mass MobilizationChapter 4. Education and State BuildingChapter 5. The Intifada and State Building>Chapter 6. The Madrid Peace Process and the Challenge of the InsideChapter 7. Countdown to StatehoodConclusion:  Palestinian State Building and the Postcolonial StateNotes teliography Index

"It is a well-researched, highly-detailed study of one of the central problems of Palestinian politics for the past twenty-five years: the relationship between the 'inside' and the 'outside.' As such, it helps promote understanding of often puzzling political behavior on both sides. The comparison with the Israeli experience is both appropriate and illuminating, notwithstanding the contextual differences." — Mark A. Heller, Tel-Aviv University

Hillel Frisch is Lecturer in the Department of Political Science, The Hebrew University, Israel. He has previously published (with Shmuel Sandler) Israel, the Palestinians and the West Bank: A Study in Intercommunal Conflict.

• Acknowledgments Preface Chapter 1. Territorialization and State Formation: The Palestinian Experience in Comparative Perspective>Chapter 2. The PLO, Territorialization, and Palestinian State FormationChapter 3. Territorializing the PLO: The PLO and Mass MobilizationChapter 4. Education and State BuildingChapter 5. The Intifada and State Building>Chapter 6. The Madrid Peace Process and the Challenge of the InsideChapter 7. Countdown to StatehoodConclusion:  Palestinian State Building and the Postcolonial StateNotes teliography Index

"It is a well-researched, highly-detailed study of one of the central problems of Palestinian politics for the past twenty-five years: the relationship between the 'inside' and the 'outside.' As such, it helps promote understanding of often puzzling political behavior on both sides. The comparison with the Israeli experience is both appropriate and illuminating, notwithstanding the contextual differences." — Mark A. Heller, Tel-Aviv University

Hillel Frisch is Lecturer in the Department of Political Science, The Hebrew University, Israel. He has previously published (with Shmuel Sandler) Israel, the Palestinians and the West Bank: A Study in Intercommunal Conflict.

• Acknowledgments Preface Chapter 1. Territorialization and State Formation: The Palestinian Experience in Comparative Perspective>Chapter 2. The PLO, Territorialization, and Palestinian State FormationChapter 3. Territorializing the PLO: The PLO and Mass MobilizationChapter 4. Education and State BuildingChapter 5. The Intifada and State Building>Chapter 6. The Madrid Peace Process and the Challenge of the InsideChapter 7. Countdown to StatehoodConclusion:  Palestinian State Building and the Postcolonial StateNotes teliography Index

"It is a well-researched, highly-detailed study of one of the central problems of Palestinian politics for the past twenty-five years: the relationship between the 'inside' and the 'outside.' As such, it helps promote understanding of often puzzling political behavior on both sides. The comparison with the Israeli experience is both appropriate and illuminating, notwithstanding the contextual differences." — Mark A. Heller, Tel-Aviv University