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Intro -- Chapter Abstracts -- Acknowledgements -- Notes on Contributors -- Introduction. Th e Arab Lefts from the 1950s to the 1970s: Transnational Entanglements and Shifting Legacies -- 1. Unforgettable Radicalism: Al-Ittihad 's Words in Hebrew Novels -- 2. Beating Hearts: Arab Marxism, Anti-colonialism and Literatures of Coexistence in Palestine/Israel, 1944-60 -- 3. Free Elections versus Authoritarian Practices: What Baathists Fought For -- 4. Dealing with Dissent: Khalid Bakdash and the Schisms of Arab Communism
5. A Patriotic Internationalism: The Tunisian Communist Party's Commitment to the Liberation of Peoples -- 6. Internationalist Nationalism: Making Algeria at World Youth Festivals, 1947-62 -- 7. Travelling Theorist: Mehdi Ben Barka and Morocco from Anti-colonial Nationalism to the Tricontinental -- 8. Marxism or Left-Wing Nationalism? The New Left in Egypt in the 1970s -- 9. Non-Zionists, Anti-Zionists, Revolutionaries: Palestinian Appraisals of the Israeli Left, 1967-73 -- 10. 'Dismount the horse to pick some roses': Militant Enquiry in Lebanese New Left Experiments, 1968-73
11. The 'Che Guevara of the Middle East': Remembering Khalid Ahmad Zaki's Revolutionary Struggle in Iraq's Southern Marshes -- 12. Crisis and Critique: The Transformation of the Arab Radical Tradition between the 1960s and the 1980s -- 13. The Afterlives of Husayn Muruwwa: The Killing of an Intellectual, 1987 -- Afterword. The Arab Left: From Rumbling Ocean to Revolutionary Gulf -- Index