Book by Khalil Nakhleh offers a critical analysis of how the Palestinian national project was undermined by globalization and the neoliberal frameworks imposed on the Palestinian Authority after Oslo. Nakhleh argues that Palestinian economic and political leadership prioritized global market integration over popular sovereignty, producing elites whose interests aligned with donor-dependent governance rather than liberation. Recommended for researchers in political economy and Palestinian studies examining post-Oslo Palestinian leadership, the relationship between globalization and national liberation, and the critique of donor-dependent Palestinian governance.
