Colombia : Essays on Conflict, Peace, and Development
A purpose of this book is to present recent World Bank analytical work on the causes of violence and conflict in Colombia, highlighting pilot lending programs oriented to promote peace and development. The Bank's international experiences in p...
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okr-10986-147522021-04-23T14:03:13Z Colombia : Essays on Conflict, Peace, and Development Solimano, Andres Solimano, Andres ARMED CONFLICT ARMED FORCES ARMY BOUNDARIES CIVIC EDUCATION CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL WAR COLD WAR COLLECTIVE ACTION CONFLICT CONFLICT PREVENTION CONFLICTS CONSUL DEBT DEFENSE DEMINING DEMOBILIZATION DEMOCRACIES DEMOCRACY DISARMAMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EXPLOITATION EXTERNAL DEBT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOOD SECURITY FOUNDATIONS GUERRILLA FORCES GUERRILLA WARFARE GUERRILLAS HUMAN RIGHTS HUMAN SECURITY IFC INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL INTERNATIONAL TRADE JUDICIAL REFORM LEFT-WING LIBERALS NATIONAL CONFLICTS NATIONS NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS OBSERVERS PARAMILITARY GROUPS PEACE PEACE ACCORDS PEACE AGREEMENTS PEACE INITIATIVES PEACE PROCESS PEACE PROCESSES PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE PEACEMAKING PILOT PROJECTS POLITICAL HISTORY POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL PATRONAGE POLITICAL POWER POLITICAL SUPPORT POLITICAL VIOLENCE PROJECT DESIGN RECONCILIATION RECONSTRUCTION REFUGEES REHABILITATION REINTEGRATION OF DISPLACED PERSONS SOLDIERS UNDP UNIONS UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITIES VIOLENCE WAR WEAPONS POST-CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION POLITICAL VIOLENCE ECONOMIC WARFARE SOCIAL CONFLICTS EQUAL OPPORTUNITY VIOLENCE RESEARCH GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS GRASSROOTS PARTICIPATION ARMED CONFLICTS POLITICAL PARTICIPATION SOCIAL INEQUALITY PACIFICATION PEACE AGREEMENTS CONSENSUS PEACE PROCESS POLITICAL INTEGRATION HUMAN RIGHTS RULE OF LAW SOCIAL CONTRACTS HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT PEACEMAKING OPERATIONS EMPLOYMENT GENERATION DISARMAMENT DEMOBILIZATION A purpose of this book is to present recent World Bank analytical work on the causes of violence and conflict in Colombia, highlighting pilot lending programs oriented to promote peace and development. The Bank's international experiences in post-conflict situations in different countries and their relevance for Colombia are also examined in this volume. The identification of socio-economic determinants of conflict, violence, and reforms for peace came about as a key element of the Bank's assistance strategy for Colombia, defined in conjunction with government authorities and representatives of civil society. This report is organized as follows: After the introductory chapter, Chapter 2 provides a conceptual framework for understanding a broad spectrum of political, economic, and social violence issues; identifies the role played by both the country's history and the unequal access to economic and political power in the outbreak and resilience of political violence; and examines as costs of violence the adverse impact on Colombia's physical, natural, human, and social capital. Chapter 3 analyzes the costs of achieving peace and its fiscal implications; and indicates that exclusion and inequality rather than poverty as the main determinants of violence and armed conflict. Chapter 4 reviews the Bank's experience in assisting countries that are experiencing, or have already overcome, domestic armed conflict. The authors illustrate the relevance of these cases for Colombia. 2013-08-01T20:13:56Z 2013-08-01T20:13:56Z 2000 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2004/03/828325/colombia-essays-conflict-peace-development 0-8213-4670-9 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/14752 English en_US Conflict Prevention and Post-conflict Reconstruction; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC: World Bank Publications & Research :: Publication Publications & Research :: Publication Latin America & Caribbean Colombia |
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ARMED CONFLICT ARMED FORCES ARMY BOUNDARIES CIVIC EDUCATION CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL WAR COLD WAR COLLECTIVE ACTION CONFLICT CONFLICT PREVENTION CONFLICTS CONSUL DEBT DEFENSE DEMINING DEMOBILIZATION DEMOCRACIES DEMOCRACY DISARMAMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EXPLOITATION EXTERNAL DEBT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOOD SECURITY FOUNDATIONS GUERRILLA FORCES GUERRILLA WARFARE GUERRILLAS HUMAN RIGHTS HUMAN SECURITY IFC INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL INTERNATIONAL TRADE JUDICIAL REFORM LEFT-WING LIBERALS NATIONAL CONFLICTS NATIONS NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS OBSERVERS PARAMILITARY GROUPS PEACE PEACE ACCORDS PEACE AGREEMENTS PEACE INITIATIVES PEACE PROCESS PEACE PROCESSES PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE PEACEMAKING PILOT PROJECTS POLITICAL HISTORY POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL PATRONAGE POLITICAL POWER POLITICAL SUPPORT POLITICAL VIOLENCE PROJECT DESIGN RECONCILIATION RECONSTRUCTION REFUGEES REHABILITATION REINTEGRATION OF DISPLACED PERSONS SOLDIERS UNDP UNIONS UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITIES VIOLENCE WAR WEAPONS POST-CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION POLITICAL VIOLENCE ECONOMIC WARFARE SOCIAL CONFLICTS EQUAL OPPORTUNITY VIOLENCE RESEARCH GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS GRASSROOTS PARTICIPATION ARMED CONFLICTS POLITICAL PARTICIPATION SOCIAL INEQUALITY PACIFICATION PEACE AGREEMENTS CONSENSUS PEACE PROCESS POLITICAL INTEGRATION HUMAN RIGHTS RULE OF LAW SOCIAL CONTRACTS HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT PEACEMAKING OPERATIONS EMPLOYMENT GENERATION DISARMAMENT DEMOBILIZATION |
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ARMED CONFLICT ARMED FORCES ARMY BOUNDARIES CIVIC EDUCATION CIVIL SOCIETY CIVIL WAR COLD WAR COLLECTIVE ACTION CONFLICT CONFLICT PREVENTION CONFLICTS CONSUL DEBT DEFENSE DEMINING DEMOBILIZATION DEMOCRACIES DEMOCRACY DISARMAMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT EXPLOITATION EXTERNAL DEBT FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOOD SECURITY FOUNDATIONS GUERRILLA FORCES GUERRILLA WARFARE GUERRILLAS HUMAN RIGHTS HUMAN SECURITY IFC INTERNATIONAL ASSISTANCE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE INTERNATIONAL LEVEL INTERNATIONAL TRADE JUDICIAL REFORM LEFT-WING LIBERALS NATIONAL CONFLICTS NATIONS NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS OBSERVERS PARAMILITARY GROUPS PEACE PEACE ACCORDS PEACE AGREEMENTS PEACE INITIATIVES PEACE PROCESS PEACE PROCESSES PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE PEACEMAKING PILOT PROJECTS POLITICAL HISTORY POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL PATRONAGE POLITICAL POWER POLITICAL SUPPORT POLITICAL VIOLENCE PROJECT DESIGN RECONCILIATION RECONSTRUCTION REFUGEES REHABILITATION REINTEGRATION OF DISPLACED PERSONS SOLDIERS UNDP UNIONS UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITIES VIOLENCE WAR WEAPONS POST-CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION POLITICAL VIOLENCE ECONOMIC WARFARE SOCIAL CONFLICTS EQUAL OPPORTUNITY VIOLENCE RESEARCH GRASSROOTS ORGANIZATIONS GRASSROOTS PARTICIPATION ARMED CONFLICTS POLITICAL PARTICIPATION SOCIAL INEQUALITY PACIFICATION PEACE AGREEMENTS CONSENSUS PEACE PROCESS POLITICAL INTEGRATION HUMAN RIGHTS RULE OF LAW SOCIAL CONTRACTS HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT PEACEMAKING OPERATIONS EMPLOYMENT GENERATION DISARMAMENT DEMOBILIZATION Solimano, Andres Colombia : Essays on Conflict, Peace, and Development |
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Latin America & Caribbean Colombia |
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Conflict Prevention and Post-conflict Reconstruction; |
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A purpose of this book is to present
recent World Bank analytical work on the causes of violence
and conflict in Colombia, highlighting pilot lending
programs oriented to promote peace and development. The
Bank's international experiences in post-conflict
situations in different countries and their relevance for
Colombia are also examined in this volume. The
identification of socio-economic determinants of conflict,
violence, and reforms for peace came about as a key element
of the Bank's assistance strategy for Colombia, defined
in conjunction with government authorities and
representatives of civil society. This report is organized
as follows: After the introductory chapter, Chapter 2
provides a conceptual framework for understanding a broad
spectrum of political, economic, and social violence issues;
identifies the role played by both the country's
history and the unequal access to economic and political
power in the outbreak and resilience of political violence;
and examines as costs of violence the adverse impact on
Colombia's physical, natural, human, and social
capital. Chapter 3 analyzes the costs of achieving peace and
its fiscal implications; and indicates that exclusion and
inequality rather than poverty as the main determinants of
violence and armed conflict. Chapter 4 reviews the
Bank's experience in assisting countries that are
experiencing, or have already overcome, domestic armed
conflict. The authors illustrate the relevance of these
cases for Colombia. |
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Solimano, Andres Solimano, Andres |
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Solimano, Andres |
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Solimano, Andres |
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Colombia : Essays on Conflict, Peace, and Development |
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Colombia : Essays on Conflict, Peace, and Development |
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Colombia : Essays on Conflict, Peace, and Development |
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Colombia : Essays on Conflict, Peace, and Development |
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Colombia : Essays on Conflict, Peace, and Development |
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colombia : essays on conflict, peace, and development |
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Washington, DC: World Bank |
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2013 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2004/03/828325/colombia-essays-conflict-peace-development http://hdl.handle.net/10986/14752 |
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