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demobilize noun cure, curtail, deactivate, disarm, disband, disengage, fix, limit, reduce, remedy, sever, stop Associated concepts: demobilize forces involved in an armed conflict See also: disarm, disband, discharge, dismiss, disorganize, dissociate, dissolve, separate How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Instead of examining reconstruction and peacekeeping from the view of political elites or in terms of the demobilization of armed groups, Peace Operations Seen From Below forcefully puts for the claim that the essence of rebuilding lies in the societies that emerge from the war, and the daily "ordinary" lives of both civilian populations and the staff of UN missions. Under the policy, reserve-component Soldiers who have less than 18 years of service may apply to transfer from the RC to the regular Army at any time within six months of their projected demobilization or release from active duty. There is a real risk," Human Rights Watch reported in January, "that this demobilization process will leave the underlying structures of these violent groups intact, their illegally acquired assets untouched, and their abuses unpunished. |
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