Violence and diplomacy in Lebanon : the troubled years, 1982-1988

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Violence and diplomacy in Lebanon : the troubled years, 1982-1988

Elie A. Salem

I.B. Tauris , Distributed by St. Martin's Press, 1995

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Violence & diplomacy in Lebanon

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Includes index

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Political violence in Lebanon was a permanent feature of international news bulletins during the 1980s. Beginning with the Israeli invasion and bombing of Beirut, the Sabra and Chatila massacres, the ejection of the PLO and the Syrian occupation of the north and east, Lebanon in these years became the site for regional and international conflict, played out through its warring communities. By its very nature discreet, even secretive, diplomacy, whether on the international or domestic stage, was a crucial dimension of the Lebanese war which still awaits documentation. This insider's memoir comes from one who, for most of the 1980s, was at the centre of diplomatic efforts to bring the conflict to an end. As foreign minister, and then adviser, to the Lebanese president, Elie Salem witnessed the day-to-day events of the three main phases of the decade: the Reagan administration's frustrated attempt to broker an agreement that would get the Israeli - later the Syrian - army out of Lebanon; the desperate years 1984-87, when killings and kidnappings isolated the population from the world; and the revival of diplomacy after Syria signalled its readiness for a rapprochement with Washington, finally leading to a settlement that in some ways set the scene for the Arab-Israeli peace accord, a few years later.

目次

  • Political setting
  • negotiating Israeli withdrawal
  • in search of a consensus
  • the withdrawal agreement
  • from the May 17 agreement to Geneva
  • the way to Lausanne
  • a change of emphasis
  • the road to the tripartite agreement
  • elusive reforms
  • between Washington and Damascus. Appendices: Main principles for solving the Lebanese crisis, 13 June 1987
  • agreement between the government of the Republic of Lebanon and the government of the state of Israel.

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