Frontiers and Ghettos
  [Dedication]
  Contents
  Maps
 collapse sectionPreface
 •THE INTELLECTUAL ORIGINS OF THIS BOOK
 •THE CASES
 •METHODS AND SOURCES
 •COMPARING SERBIA AND ISRAEL
 •Acknowledgments
 collapse sectionIntroduction
 •ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATIONS:  REGIME, CULTURE, AND OBJECTIVE THREAT
 •REPRESSION IN SEMI-DEMOCRACIES
 •INSTITUTIONAL SETTINGS: FRONTIER AND GHETTO
 •OVERVIEW

 collapse section1. Institutional Settings and  Violence
 •CENTER AND PERIPHERIES OF STATE POWER
 •THE IMPORTANCE OF INSTITUTIONAL SETTINGS
 collapse sectionFRONTIER AND GHETTO
 •Frontiers: Poorly Regulated Arenas of State Action
 •Ghettos: The Ambiguity of Unequal Inclusion
 •DESPOTIC VS. INFRASTRUCTURAL REGIMES OF POWER
 collapse sectionINTERNATIONAL NORMS:  HUMAN RIGHTS AND SOVEREIGNTY
 •Human Rights
 •Sovereignty
 •INVENTING WITHIN LIMITS

 collapse section1. Patterns of Serbian Violence
 collapse section2. Bosnian Frontier Formation
 •INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION OF BOSNIAN SOVEREIGNTY
 •AN INTERNATIONAL WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY
 •SERBIA'S RHETORICAL DISENGAGEMENT
 collapse section3. Ethnic Cleansing  on the Bosnian Frontier
 •THE SERBIA-BASED PARAMILITARIES
 collapse sectionTHE BOSNIAN SERB CRISIS COMMITTEES
 •The Bosnian Serb Autonomous Regions
 •Creating the Autonomous Regions
 •Crisis Committees and the Ethnic Cleansing of Prijedor
 collapse sectionCLANDESTINE CROSS-BORDER ACTIVISTS
 •Visions of Control
 •Serbia's Military Line
 •Bosnian Serb Lobbyists in Serbia
 collapse section4. Ethnic Harassment  in the Serbian Core
 •SANDŽak'S STYMIED PARAMILITARIES
 •WESTERN HUMAN RIGHTS CONCERN
 collapse sectionETHNIC HARASSMENT
 •Pljevlja's Aborted Paramilitary Coup
 •Priboj Municipality
 •Hit-and-Run Raids
 •Abductions
 collapse sectionVOJVODINA'S RESHAPED CRISIS COMMITTEES
 •Hrtkovci
 •"Soft" Ethnic Cleansing
 collapse section5. Kosovo's Changing  Institutional Fate
 •FROM CORE TO FRONTIER: AN OVERVIEW
 collapse sectionPHASE I: ETHNIC POLICING, 1989–97
 •The Albanian Electoral Boycott
 •Empirical Sovereignty: Serbia's Monopoly of Violence
 •Juridical Sovereignty and the International Human Rights Norm
 •The Specter of Serbian Despotism
 •The Paramilitary Threat
 collapse sectionPHASE II: LOCALIZED ETHNIC CLEANSING (1998)
 •The Origins of Kosovo's Armed Rebellion
 •Piercing Kosovo's Borders
 •The KLA Insurgency Begins
 •Partial Ethnic Cleansing
 •The International Human Rights Norm in Action
 •Assessing Serbia's 1998 Violence in Kosovo
 •PHASE III: FULL-SCALE DEPOPULATION (SPRING 1999)

 collapse section2. Patterns of Israeli Violence
 collapse section6. Creating the Palestinian Ghetto
 collapse sectionEMBEDDING PALESTINE WITHIN ISRAEL
 •Sealing the Ghetto's Borders
 •Suppressing Internal Armed Resistance
 •Rationalizing Israel's Control Mechanisms
 •Integrating the Ghetto Economy
 collapse sectionPALESTINIAN SOVEREIGNTY AND THE GLOBAL ARENA
 •Building a Diplomatic Coalition: The PLO and Arab States
 •Gaining International Credibility:  Gradual PLO Support for a Small State
 •The PLO's Global Alliances
 •UNRWA and Palestinian Bureaucratic Embeddedness
 •The PLO's Diplomatic Achievements
 •Israel's International Alliances:  Thwarting the PLO's Drive for Recognition
 •1988: The PLO's Unsuccessful Plea for Statehood
 collapse section7. Policing the Ghetto
 •ISRAELI REPERTOIRES IN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
 •SAVAGE RESTRAINT IN PALESTINE
 collapse sectionCLEARING PALESTINE'S ROADS
 •"Defensive" Measures along Palestine's Main Roads
 •Preemptive Punitive Action: Colonel Eytan's Nighttime Raid
 •Incarceration
 •Military Courts and Coercive Interrogations
 •Israel's Beating Policy
 •HIDDEN PRACTICES
 •CONTROLLING ISRAELI VIOLENCE
 collapse section8. Alternatives to Policing
 collapse sectionJEWISH MILITIAS IN THE WEST BANK AND GAZA
 •Settler Paramilitaries
 •The State of Judea: An Aborted "Republika Srpska"?
 collapse sectionISRAEL'S LEBANON FRONTIER
 •Israel's Lebanon Repertoire
 •The Origins of Israel's Lebanon  Counterinsurgency Frontier, 1968–78
 •Operation Litani and Its Aftermath
 •The 1982 War
 •Israel's Expulsion Plans for Lebanon's Palestinian Refugees
 collapse sectionISRAEL'S PARAMILITARY ALLIES IN LEBANON
 •Haddad's Southern Lebanese Army
 •Israel's Beirut-Area Allies

 collapse sectionConclusion
 •THE IMPORTANCE OF INSTITUTIONAL SETTING
 •INTERNATIONAL NORMS:  SOVEREIGNTY AND HUMAN RIGHTS
 •THE LIMITS OF WORLD POLITY ANALYSIS
 •EXTENDING THE ANALYSIS,  CONTROLLING FOR OTHER VARIABLES
 •BINARY OPPOSITIONS OR A CONTINUUM OF VIOLENCE?
 •PREDICTING FUTURE CONFLICTS
 •HAS PALESTINE BECOME "LEBANONIZED"?
 collapse sectionNotes
 •PREFACE
 •INTRODUCTION
 •CHAPTER 1
 •PART ONE
 •CHAPTER 2
 •CHAPTER 3
 •CHAPTER 4
 •CHAPTER 5
 •PART TWO
 •CHAPTER 6
 •CHAPTER 7
 •CHAPTER 8
 •CONCLUSION
  Index
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