Challenging the conventional perception that war zones are chaotic and anarchic, this study analyzes rebel institutions, social order and civilian-combatant relations in the Colombian civil war. The results of extensive fieldwork shed light on how war transforms communities, patterns of local governance, non-violent resistance, state building, and political order.
Challenging the conventional perception that war zones are chaotic and anarchic, this study analyzes rebel institutions, social order and civilian-combatant relations in the Colombian civil war. The results of extensive fieldwork shed light on how war transforms communities, patterns of local governance, non-violent resistance, state building, and political order.
Ana Arjona is an Assistant Professor in Political Science at Northwestern University, Illinois. She is the co-editor of Rebel Governance in Civil War (Cambridge, 2015). Her work has been funded by the Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation, SSRC, the United States Institute of Peace, Yale University, Connecticut, Columbia University, New York, the International Development Research Centre, Canada, the Folke Bernadotte Academy, Sweden, and the Department for International Development and the Economic and Social Research Council, UK.
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Table of contents List of tables and figures Acknowledgements Abbreviations and glossary of terms 1. Introduction 2. Wartime social order: what is it and how does it vary? 3. A theory of social order in civil war 4. Research design: conflict zones in Colombia 5. The determinants of social order 6. Creating rebelocracy, aliocracy, and disorder 7. How local institutions matter: a process-driven natural experiment in Viotá 8. Testing the microfoundations: social order and recruitment 9. Conclusion.
Table of contents List of tables and figures Acknowledgements Abbreviations and glossary of terms 1. Introduction 2. Wartime social order: what is it and how does it vary? 3. A theory of social order in civil war 4. Research design: conflict zones in Colombia 5. The determinants of social order 6. Creating rebelocracy, aliocracy, and disorder 7. How local institutions matter: a process-driven natural experiment in Viotá 8. Testing the microfoundations: social order and recruitment 9. Conclusion.
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