Titlebook: Elusive Peace; International, Natio Cristina Rojas (Associate Professor),Judy Meltzer Book 20051st edition Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Why a Country Produces Drugs and How This Determines Policy Effectiveness: A General Model and Some ed the growth of a “secondary” market in which common delinquents operate, abducting hostages who are then sold to guerrilla fronts. A kidnapping negotiation industry has also sprouted to serve the victims’ families and employers.

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Colombia’s Indigenous Peoples Confront the Armed Conflictsses and failures are then taken up, focusing on indigenous matters, followed by a discussion of the situation of the country’s indigenous ., focusing on the intractable and intensifying problems the country is currently facing. The chapter ends with some comments on the role of U.S. policy.

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Elusive Peace, Elusive Violence: Identity and Conflict in Colombiarred to as ., the plural expression emphasizing the diversity and changing forms of violence. It has been characterized by its multidimensionality, having socioeconomic, political, cultural, regional, and lately, drug-related dimensions. A warfare between guerrilla, paramilitaries, and the army, and drug-related violence characterize this period.