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REVOLUTIONARY ARMED FORCES OF COLOMBIA (3) answer(s).
 
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Caudillos and constitutions: who holds the ultimate authority? / Diaz, Rodolfo   Journal Article
Diaz, Rodolfo Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
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ID:   098887


Networks and armies: structuring rebellion in Colombia and Afghanistan / Sanin, Francisco Gutierrez; Giustozzi, Antonio   Journal Article
Giustozzi, Antonio Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract Until recently, the importance of organizational factors in the understanding of the variance of the behavior of state challengers had not been recognized. New studies and theories have underscored its crucial character. This article contends that challengers can be placed in a continuum constituted by two opposed polar types, army like and network associations, and compare the Afghan Taliban's and the Colombian Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia-FARC)'s organizational principles from this point of view. The main claim is that organizationally inspired explanations behave much better than resource inspired ones when accounting for the differences between the Taliban and the FARC.
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Safeguarding political guarantees in the Colombian peace proces: have Santos and farc learnt the lessons from the past? / Gomez-Suarez, Andrei; Newman, Jonathan   Journal Article
Gomez-Suarez, Andrei Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
Summary/Abstract This article discusses the lessons of previous peace processes between the government of Colombia and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (farc). It has two policy implications. In regard to Colombia it suggests that safeguarding the lives of demobilised farc members is necessary for the current peace process to succeed, hence it proposes a hybrid Specialised Protection Force (spf). In terms of peace building the article discusses the challenges for spfs to avoid becoming tools of foreign policy diplomacy that perpetuate conflicts. The article aims to contribute to both the critique of liberal peace and of the negotiating teams in the current Colombian peace process.
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