Dying to Forget: Oil, Power, Palestine, and the Foundations of U.S. Policy in the Middle East (Hardcover)

Acknowledgments
Preface to the Paperback Edition: The U.S. Record on Israel and Palestine, 1948
Introduction: Open Secrets
Part I: The Postwar Petroleum Order and the Palestine Question, 1945–1946
1. The Primacy of Oil
2. The Palestine Question: 1945
Part II: The Question of Partition and the Oil Connection, 1947–1948
3. The Critical Year: 1947
4. The Winter of Discontent: 1948
5. The Oil Connection
Part III: Beware "Anomalous Situations," 1948
6. The Transformation of Palestine
7. Truce and Trusteeship
8. Recognition and Response
Part IV: Rethinking U.S. Policy in Palestine/Israel, 1948
9. Reconsidering U.S. Policy in Palestine
10. The Palestine Refugee Problem
11. The State Department on the Record
Part V: The End as the Beginning, 1948–49
12. The PCC, Armistice, Lausanne, and Palestinian Refugees
13. The View from the Pentagon and the National Security Council
14. The Israeli–U.S. Oil Connection and Expanding U.S. Oil Interests
Part VI: In Place of a Conclusion
Reflections on Discovery, Denial, and Deferral
Notes
Index