Titlebook: Combatants to Civilians; Rehabilitation and R D.B. Subedi Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Armed conflict.Com

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Gung-Min Gie,Makram Hamouda,Roger M. Temam particularly focuses on structural, environmental and mobilising factors that were instrumental in turning civilians to become combatants either voluntarily or coercively. While this chapter acknowledges that structural and environmental factors pushed many young people to join the Maoists People’s

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Regular Perturbations in Optimal Control,peace negotiations and the evolution of the peace agreement. In the light of the peace process, the chapter then unpacks contentions and confrontations surrounding the management of Maoists arms and armies. The chapter has an exclusive focus on the mechanisms, management, processes, key actors, and

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High Gain Feedback Control Synthesis,al. In particular, the chapter discusses three major themes: power-sharing as well as conflicting needs and interests of the political actors; the vagueness of the peace agreement documents; and political will to participate in DDR. The chapter then analyses how these three themes have affected the

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Matthias Kurzke,Christof Melcher,Roger Moserand macro-level factors that have affected, either positively or negatively, the process and outcomes of the rehabilitation programme. It also uncovers how the ex-combatants themselves perceived of?and responded to the programme and what lessons can we learn in the field of post-conflict peacebuildi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-00786-1e integrate ex-combatants? It argues that in situations where cash is a substitute for reintegration, economic reintegration of ex-combatants can be understood in terms of how or whether the cash helps ex-combatants to earn a living and have perception and experience of livelihood security. The live

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