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Civil Wars Volume 18, 2016 - Issue 2: Understanding Armed Groups and Party Politics. Guest editors: Johanna Söderström and Gyda Marås Sindre.
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In whose interests? Former rebel parties and ex-combatant interest group mobilisation in Aceh and East Timor

Gyda Marås SindreDepartment of Comparative Politics, University of Bergen, Bergen, Norway;Department of Political and International Studies (POLIS), University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UKCorrespondence[email protected] [email protected]
Pages 192-213 | Published online: 26 Jul 2016

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Mimmi Söderberg Kovacs. (2019) The Legacy of a Revolution that Never Happened: The Post-War Politics of Former Rebel Party RUFP in Sierra Leone. Government and Opposition 56:2, pages 245-259.
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Devon E.A. Curtis & Gyda M. Sindre. (2019) Transforming State Visions: Ideology and Ideas in Armed Groups Turned Political Parties – Introduction to Special Issue. Government and Opposition 54:3, pages 387-414.
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Gyda M. Sindre. (2018) Adapting to Peacetime Politics? Rebranding and Ideological Change in Former Rebel Parties. Government and Opposition 54:3, pages 485-512.
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John Ishiyama. (2018) Identity Change and Rebel Party Political Success. Government and Opposition 54:3, pages 454-484.
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Carrie Manning & Ian Smith. (2018) Electoral Performance by Post-Rebel Parties. Government and Opposition 54:3, pages 415-453.
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Rafael Quishpe. (2018) LOS EXCOMBATIENTES Y LA MEMORIA: TENSIONES Y RETOS DE LA MEMORIA COLECTIVA CONSTRUIDA POR LAS FARC EN EL POSCONFLICTO COLOMBIANO. Análisis Político 31:93, pages 93-114.
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Gyda M. Sindre. (2018) From secessionism to regionalism: Intra-organizational change and ideological moderation within armed secessionist movements. Political Geography 64, pages 23-32.
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Juan Ugarriza & Rafael Quishpe. (2019) Guerrilla Sin Armas: La Reintegración Política De FARC-EP Como Transformación De Los Comunistas Revolucionarios En Colombia (Guerrilla Without Arms: The Political Reintegration of FARC-EP As a Transformation of Revolutionary Communist in Colombia). SSRN Electronic Journal.
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