ABSTRACT Insecurities associated with the credible commitment problem during disarmament, demobilisation, and reintegration (DDR) processes are usually examined within a dyadic relationship between the government and a rebel group, ignoring how these insecurities play themselves out in the context of multiple warring parties. In addition, most studies on these dynamics take an overview macro-perspective, leaving out micro-dynamics such as how insecurity is experienced by those undertaking the disarmament process. This paper examines FARC members’ perception of insecurity and threat during the disarmament process in Colombia in the context of multiple armed groups. Drawing on semi-structured interviews with FARC combatants in three different demobilisation camps during the process of disarmament, this paper sheds light on how credible commitment problems between the FARC and the Colombian government were influenced by the presence of additional armed actors and how associated insecurities are perceived by combatants who are disarming vis-à-vis various armed actors.

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可信的承诺问题和多个武装团体：哥伦比亚革命武装力量对哥伦比亚和平进程裁军期间不安全的看法

摘要与解除武装，复员和重返社会（DDR）过程中的可靠承诺问题相关的不安全感通常在政府与叛乱集团之间的二元关系中进行考察，而忽略了这些不安全感在多个交战方的背景下如何发挥作用。此外，关于这些动力的大多数研究都是从宏观角度进行综述的，而忽略了微观动力，例如进行裁军进程的人如何经历不安全感。本文考察了哥伦比亚革命武装力量成员在多个武装团体的背景下在哥伦比亚解除武装进程中对不安全和威胁的看法。在解除武装过程中，在三个不同的复员营地对革命武装力量战斗人员进行了半结构化访谈，