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People seeking a settlement of the Palestinian question have focused on several options during the past few years. These proposals cover a wide range of choices from annexation by Israel of the West Bank and Gaza, to a Palestinian semiautonomy in the same territories, to some kind of union with Jordan. However, the only viable proposal is an arrangement that satisfies the population most directly involved; i.e., the Palestinians. And they will be satisfied with nothing less than true independence from both Israel and Jordan for the territories occupied by Israel since 1967. Just as other "peoples" have done before them, the Palestinians today are struggling for one thing above all else: the powerful idea of "self-determination" or "sovereignty." In the twentieth century that means an independent state.

Includes bibliographical references and index. ; "List of Godwin's chief works": p. 33-34. ; Spine title: Political justice. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Figures -- Acknowledgments -- Dedication -- Introduction -- 1 Wondrous People: Early Modern Diversity (Anthropodemus plutonic) -- 2 Demonology and Topography: Locating Giants and Witches -- 3 The Global and the Local: Wonders in the News -- 4 Gender and Class: The Woman's Lot -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index

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