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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: integration, 2nd system UN, regional and international institutions (Falk) Agreement Compromises 3rd. system People acting Individually and collectively through voluntary institutions, Participants like a civil war Wapons to both sides: gov. to conservative peasants and FARC to liberals. (FARC article), Impact on individual combatants . Inividuals from abusive units have more difficulty with reintagration -less likely to trust democratic norms, Past participation in abusive factions (people afraid of them) major impediment to reintegration How/why they joined: Abducted, willingly supported, or were higher ranking members think: they also lose power! and DDR prorams should be focussed more to these groups Higher ranking combatants are less trustring of new democratic process, From political party to organized oppostiion that as conflict increases develop into Guerrilas (FARC article) Represent their group sit at table with government reps.; fight for their inter Government and othr participants: What they do and how they view one another, Demilitarization & Reintegration Basic Concepts and Components ML question Difference between Demilitarization of a Country annd Demilitarization of Guerrillas???... Hmmm.., 2nd system UN, regional and international institutions (Falk) Promotion to Policy makers (local) for support, action participation (Gregory) 1st. system State and its support infrastructure (Falk), To the extent in which they commited crimes against noncombatants . Unwillingness of host community to accept the returning fighter, Demilitarization ???? Troops? Official military, Reforming Institutions Policies, processes distribution of obligations and benefits Reduce incentives for future violence, Participants how groups are divided Self defense groups with self-sustaining and self governing "countries", Past participation in abusive factions (people afraid of them) major impediment to reintegration How/why they joined: Abducted, willingly supported, or were higher ranking members . Abductees are more willing to cut ties with the group and reintegrate, Drug Cartels (provide funds) Give a bad name to the insurgents, but provide funds How many people participate in negotiations in each side affects how long negotiations take, can create divisions, can stop the process., Guerrillas organize with - Centralized hierarchichal structure - general staff -military code - training school -political program All this requires people and money! New activities to fund operations: - kidnapping -allowing coke production -taxing coke, Demilitarization Clients should do things themselves, learn, do, maintain and evolve Create new livelyhood for self (Gerory) Be part of an ongoing checks and balances system that ensures alll in same situation have a chance to succeed 3rd. system People acting Individually and collectively through voluntary institutions, Negotiations (FARC doc.) ???? Participants, 1st. system State and its support infrastructure (Falk) Agreement Compromises 3rd. system People acting Individually and collectively through voluntary institutions, Past participation in abusive factions (people afraid of them) major impediment to reintegration How/why they joined: Abducted, willingly supported, or were higher ranking members . If they supported the group they are more likely to remain in contact, will be more rejected by society and have a harder time adjusting to civilian life, Demilitarization & Reintegration Basic Concepts and Components . Negotiations (FARC doc.), MICRO (INCDIVIDUAL) . Themselves