Add to ORKGThis article discusses spillover of conflicts in Colombia into surrounding countries as related to United States government military aid
Colombia (FARC) hijacked an airliner full of civilians and kidnapped a Colombian senator, which caus...
The internal conflict in Colombia has propelled the development of security sector reform (SSR) prog...
This article describes a psychology that seems to pertain to United States (US) policy towards decre...
This monograph is the first in a new Special Series of monographs that stems from the February 2001 ...
This paper examines the e¤ect of U.S. military aid on political violence and democ-racy in Colombia....
American strategy towards Colombia has shifted from a counternarcotics focus to more comprehensive s...
For the first time in 40 years, cautious optimism pervades discussions of Bogota\u27s seemingly intr...
Does foreign military assistance strengthen or further weaken fragile states facing internal confict...
With the civil conflict in Colombia worsening, in many analysts’ perception, some policymakers are a...
This article examines Plan Colombia, which began as a counternarcotics program in 2000. The U.S. has...
Includes bibliographical references. "June 2002"This paper discusses in depth five sections of "Plan...
This dissertation examines the determinants and the impact of military conversion on conflict recurr...
This Article addresses mutual assistance between the United States and Colombia and the issues surro...
Kirton employs concepts from the literature on globalization to ask the question: to what extent has...
In 1999, Colombia became the third largest recipient of U.S. security aid after Israel and Egypt. T...
Colombia (FARC) hijacked an airliner full of civilians and kidnapped a Colombian senator, which caus...
The internal conflict in Colombia has propelled the development of security sector reform (SSR) prog...
This article describes a psychology that seems to pertain to United States (US) policy towards decre...
This monograph is the first in a new Special Series of monographs that stems from the February 2001 ...
This paper examines the e¤ect of U.S. military aid on political violence and democ-racy in Colombia....
American strategy towards Colombia has shifted from a counternarcotics focus to more comprehensive s...
For the first time in 40 years, cautious optimism pervades discussions of Bogota\u27s seemingly intr...
Does foreign military assistance strengthen or further weaken fragile states facing internal confict...
With the civil conflict in Colombia worsening, in many analysts’ perception, some policymakers are a...
This article examines Plan Colombia, which began as a counternarcotics program in 2000. The U.S. has...
Includes bibliographical references. "June 2002"This paper discusses in depth five sections of "Plan...
This dissertation examines the determinants and the impact of military conversion on conflict recurr...
This Article addresses mutual assistance between the United States and Colombia and the issues surro...
Kirton employs concepts from the literature on globalization to ask the question: to what extent has...
In 1999, Colombia became the third largest recipient of U.S. security aid after Israel and Egypt. T...
Colombia (FARC) hijacked an airliner full of civilians and kidnapped a Colombian senator, which caus...
The internal conflict in Colombia has propelled the development of security sector reform (SSR) prog...
This article describes a psychology that seems to pertain to United States (US) policy towards decre...