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Conflict and Security

Peace in Colombia: A Process Intertwined with the Fate of the Venezuelan Government

February 11, 2019

On January 17th, Colombians and the world at large were brutally reminded that peace has yet to be

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Notes from the Field: We Dare to Hope for Peace in Colombia (but not too much)

October 22, 2015

“Notes from the field” is a series of articles written by South America editor Christian Medina Ram

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Notes From The Field: The Complexities of Violence in Colombia and the Peace Process

July 4, 2015

Yesterday our day was interrupted by the news that two bombs had exploded in the neighbourhoods of

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Raising the Cost of Rebellion: Counter-Insurgency and the Colombia-FARC Negotiations

March 18, 2015

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