Palestinian National Movement in Lebanon

"Palestinian National Movement in Lebanon"

The Palestinian National Movement in Lebanon offers a deep ethnographic study of ‘Ayn al-Hilwe, one of the most politically volatile Palestinian refugee camps in the Middle East. Hosting over 30,000 residents and governed by rival militias, the camp has long been a focal point of internal factionalism and external manipulation. Focusing on the period after the 1993 Oslo Accords, the book examines how exile leaderships, local militia leaders, and complex patronage networks shape Palestinian politics in Lebanon. It provides key empirical insights into refugee governance and diaspora political dynamics.

Author : Ayn al-Hilwe

Pages : 258