Where to negotiate peace: the internationalization of Colombian peace, 1980-2023
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https://doi.org/10.5377/rlpc.v5i10.17876Keywords:
Colombia, peace process, negotiation phase, peace agreements, procedural issues of peaceAbstract
Objective: This article analyzes the spatial component of Colombia's peace negotiations, from 1980 to 2023. Methodology: Based on a review of the literature, the locative issue of peace negotiations is explored, both from theory and reality. Results: it is shown that an explanatory component of the success or failure of peace negotiations in the country depends on the spaces where they have been carried out, due to the factors of neutrality, dialogue, symbolism, security and accessibility. Conclusions: The Colombian case illustrates the importance of the internationalization of peace negotiations. It shows how the choice of territory offers real and symbolic advantages in favor of the negotiations, and therefore, determines the end of the war.
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