Titlebook: Central America: Fragile Transition; Rachel Sieder (Lecturer in Politics) Book 1996 Instiute of Latin American Studies 1996 democracy.Poli

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Conclusionsed throughout this volume, Central America’s democracy is still in formation and the process of transition and consolidation in a region characterised by the absence of democratic traditions and the fragility of existing institutions is necessarily both slow and difficult.

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The Legacy of Conflict: Refugee Repatriation and Reintegration in Central Americaof the experience of those refugees, the processes of repatriation and the problems arising from resettlement belie such a simplistic interpretation. This chapter explores the relationship between refuge, repatriation and resettlement and regional peace, stability and economic restructuring.

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UN Verification: Achievements, Limitations and Prospectshe Human Rights Accord (signed March 1994) by the United Nations (UN) might end gross violations of human rights, that UN leverage will help the parties to the negotiations reach further agreements, and that through its presence the UN might promote reforms to the armed forces and other institutions, as has been the case in El Salvador.

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Book 1996ctors; political parties and party systems, the Military and returning refugees; institutions; executive-congressional relations and the judicial system; and the international context; the shifting global/regional dynamic and the impact of the United Nations on the Central American peace process.

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William Pellet,Maurice Cannoni,André Pechlected civilian regime; by 1995, all countries in the region had elected civilian governments. In 1982, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua were racked by civil war; by 1995 the civil wars had ended everywhere except Guatemala, and even there the level of conflict was significantly less than that e

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