¿Quién paga por la paz en Colombia?

Este artículo examina los costos políticos que habrán de asumir las FARC, las fuerzas armadas, los políticos derechistas, la élite y los intereses creados, las personas desplazadas, los cultivadores de coca y la clase media. El análisis también aborda el papel y el impacto de otros actores, como las...

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spellingShingle ¿Quién paga por la paz en Colombia?
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title_short ¿Quién paga por la paz en Colombia?
title_full ¿Quién paga por la paz en Colombia?
title_fullStr ¿Quién paga por la paz en Colombia?
title_full_unstemmed ¿Quién paga por la paz en Colombia?
title_sort ¿Quién paga por la paz en Colombia?
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description Este artículo examina los costos políticos que habrán de asumir las FARC, las fuerzas armadas, los políticos derechistas, la élite y los intereses creados, las personas desplazadas, los cultivadores de coca y la clase media. El análisis también aborda el papel y el impacto de otros actores, como las Bacrim y los grupos guerrilleros que aún siguen operando, incluido el ELN.
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Ojeda. “Violence and conservation: Beyond unintended consequences and unfortunate coincidences”, Geoforum 69, febrero de 2016, pp. 176-183.<br>Bogati, S. “Assessing inclusivity in post-war army integration process in Nepal”, ips paper 11, cinep, 2015, [http://ips-project.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/IPSPaper11-Assessing-Inclusivity-in-the-Post-War-Army-Integration-Process-in-Nepal_English.pdf ].<br>Bonello, D. “un reports small decreases in Bolivia coca cultivation”, InSight Crime, 6 de julio de 2016, [http://www.insightcrime.org/news-analysis/bolivia-coca-cultivation-drops-closer-to-legal-cropallowance].<br>Brodzinsky, S. “Colombian rebels offer to support peasant protests”, The Guardian, 23 de julio de 2013.<br>ceacsc. “Primera encuesta: Felicidad y satisfacción de los ciudadanos en Bogotá D.C., año 2014”, [http://www.ceacsc.gov.co/index.php/descargas1/category/14-encuesta-de-felicidad-y satisfacciondownload=8:encuestade-felicidad-y-satisfaccion].<br>Chaplin, S. “Cities, sewers, and poverty: India’s politics of sanitation”, Environment and Urbanization 11, 1, 1999, pp. 145-158. 34&nbsp;Chaplin, S. “Indian cities, sanitation, and the State: The politics of<br>the failure to provide”, Environment and Urbanization 23, 1, 2011,<br>pp. 57-70.<br>Cómo Vamos. “Informe de calidad de vida 2013: Seguridad y convivencia ciudadana”, 2013,[https://s3.amazonaws.com/s3.documentcloud.org/documents/1508082/22-ene-bcv-convivencia-seguridad-ciudadana.pdf ].<br>Coronel F., M. Costly wars, elusive peace: Collected articles on the peace processes in the Philippines, 1990-2007, Ciudad Quezón, University of the Philippines Press, 2013.<br>Ellis, E. “Strategic insights: The post-conflict and the transformation of Colombia’s armed forces”, Strategic Studies Institute, 17 de agosto de 2016.<br>Farthing, L. y K. Ledebur. “To the beat of a different drum: Bolivia’s community coca control”, na cla Report on the Americas 47, 2, 2014, pp. 51-55.<br>Felbab-B, V. Shooting up: Counterinsurgency and the war on drugs, Washington dc, The Brookings Institution, 2010.<br>Felbab-B., V. “Reducing urban violence: Lessons from Medellín”, The Brookings Institution, 14 de febrero de 2011a, [http://www.brookings.edu/opinions/2011/0214_colombia_crime_felbabbrown.aspx].<br>Felbab-B., V. “Colombia’s consolidation: Everything coming up orchids?”, The Brookings Institution, 8 de marzo de 2011b, [http://www.brookings.edu/opinions/colombias-consolidation-everythingcoming-up-orchids/].<br>Felbab-B., V. “Improving supply side policies: Smarter eradication, interdiction, and alternative livelihoods and the possibility of licensing”, lse Drug Reform Series, 2014, [http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/ research/files/reports/2014/05/07%20improving%20supply%20side%20policies%20felbabbrown/improvingsupplysidepoliciesfelbabbrown.pdf ].<br>Felbab-B., V. “ddr in the context of offensive military operations, counterterrorism, cve and non-permissive environments: Key questions, challenges, and considerations”, J. Cockayne y S. 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