Preface Introduction: On Achieving Independence The Preconditions The Sociology of an Uprising: The Roots of the Intifada The Effects of Israeli Occupation on the Economy of the West Bank and Gaza Strip The Development of Political Consciousness Among Palestinians in the Occupied Territories, 1967-1987 The Emergence of an Infrastructure of Resistance: The Case of Health The Participants The Role of Refugee Camps Jeep Versus Bare Feet: The Villages in the Intifada From Salons to the Popular Committees: Palestinian Women, 1919-1989 Work and Action: The Role of the Working Class in the Uprising The Revolt of the Petite Bourgeoisie: Urban Merchants and the Palestinian Uprising The Islamic Movement and the Intifada The Revolutionary Transformation of the Palestinians Under Occupation Discontented People and Outside Agitators: The PLO in the Palestinian Uprising Regional and International Reactions A Symmetry of Surrogates: Jordan's and Egypt's Response to Intifada The Intifada in American Public Opinion The European Community and The Middle East Conflict Impact on the Main Protagonists The Third Factor: Impact of the Intifada on Israel Palestinian Elites in the Occupied Territories: Stability and Change Through the Intifada Conclusion The Future in Light of the Past Appendix Selected Bibliography Index
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Campbell et al. (1990) studied this question.