Striking a New Balance? Exploring Civil-Military Relations in Colombia in a Time of Hope

John-Andrew McNeish; Gabriel Rojas Andrade; Catalina Vallejo

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Colombia appears to be fast approaching an agreement on a set of peace accords ending an armed conflict that has lasted over 55 years. In this CMI Working paper, we consider the status of and possibilities to transform civil-military relations in the country and the possible connections this has to founding democratic and sustainable peace. We furthermore stress the need to expand on standard approaches to the study of civil-military relations in Colombia through consideration of their intersection with features of economic and social development in the country.

Everyday Maneuvers: Military - Civilian Relations in Latin-America and the Middle East

Jan 2013 - Jan 2013

Striking a New Balance? Exploring Civil-Military Relations in Colombia in a Time of Hope

Everyday Maneuvers: Military - Civilian Relations in Latin-America and the Middle East

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