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Andrea del Pilar Gonzalez Peña

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Los estudios existentes sugieren que los programas de DDR no fortalecen la paz después de las negociaciones. Esta investigación argumenta que los diversos componentes de DDR pueden tener diferentes impactos en el fracaso de la paz. Este documento examina las implicaciones de cada componente del proceso de DDR en una negociacion de paz para prevenir la recurrencia de la guerra. Esta investigación responde la siguiente pregunta: ¿una negociación de DDR, en las negociaciones de los conflictos armados, previene la recurrencia de la guerra en el escenario de postconflicto? Utilizando una base de datos original que registra 102 procesos de negociación de paz durante el período 1975 a 2012, demuestro que es más probable que se logre la paz cuando el acuerdo de paz incluye una disposición de DDR, especialmente el proceso de reintegración.

Keywords

disarmament, demobilisation, reintegration, peace, conflict resolution, war recurrencedesarme, desmovilización, reintegración, paz, resolución de conflictos, recurrencia de la guerra

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