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In person icon Building: Old Philosophy Building, Floor: -1, Room: 1
Thursday 10:45 - 12:30 EEST (28/08/2025)
This panel explores the complexities of post-conflict reintegration, criminal governance, and militarization in Latin America. Papers examine the security challenges facing ex-combatants in Colombia, the political and economic influence of criminal organizations in Mexico, the role of Cuba as a mediator in peace negotiations, and legislative debates on militarization in Brazil and Mexico. By analyzing these themes, this panel sheds light on how governance, violence, and democratic institutions interact in contemporary Latin America.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Disarmed, Demobilized, and at Risk? Security Challenges in the Collective Reintegration Process of Former FARC-EP Combatants in Colombia | View Paper Details |
| Divine Divides: How Religion and Attitudes to Sexual Morality Shape Electoral Choices in Brazil | View Paper Details |
| Authoritarian Right Populist and Gender: Education and Healthcare Policies Under Bolsonaro's Government in Brazil | View Paper Details |
| The Subtle Charm of Biased Mediation: Cuba’s Involvement in the Colombian Peace Process (2012–2016) | View Paper Details |