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Date
2018-03-01Type
- Journal Article
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Abstract
What explains the social reintegration of ex-combatants from armed conflicts? Community-level programs to reintegrate ex-combatants into society are based on the theory that the participation of ex-combatants in their communities can promote reconciliation and minimize recidivism to illegal activities. We evaluate community and security-related opportunities for and constraints on social reintegration using a survey of ex-combatants from Colombia. We find that ex-combatants in more participatory communities tend to have an easier time with social reintegration and feel less of a need to organize among themselves. These findings suggest that to help ex-combatants, reintegration processes should also work to improve the social vibrancy of receptor communities. Show more
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Conflict Management and Peace ScienceVolume
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SageSubject
Civil war; Colombia; community; DDR; reintegration; social capitalOrganisational unit
03515 - Wenger, Andreas / Wenger, Andreas
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