2021
DOI: 10.1080/2474736x.2021.1957399
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Military integration and intelligence capacity: informational effects of incorporating former rebels

Abstract: Military integration seeks to improve counterinsurgency and peacebuilding outcomes by incorporating former rebels into preexisting or new state security forces during or after civil wars. While peacebuilders continue to promote military integration, there is mixed evidence about its effectiveness and the mechanisms through which it affects counterinsurgency and peace duration. One underexplored mechanism is the effect of military integration on intelligence capacity and the information available to security fo… Show more

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