Daniel Bultmann is researcher and teaching assistant at the Institute of Asian and African Studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin.

In this book, Bultmann develops a multidimensional approach to understand how post-conflict fates differ across groups and individuals. He highlights the difficulties in transitioning to a peace processes by emphasizing the importance of differences in the network structure of rebel groups as well as the social and cultural background of ex-combatants. This book is very helpful for understanding how disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration efforts can be better designed to secure a long-term stable peace.

• Introduction1. A Short History of the Cambodian Conflict and Peace Process2. The Social Structure of the Insurgency3. Leadership4. Mid-Ranking Operators5. Rank-and-File Soldiers6. Blank Pages’ Symbolic Reconstruction7. Note on Female Combatants of the Khmer Rouge8. The DiasporaConclusion

Daniel Bultmann is researcher and teaching assistant at the Institute of Asian and African Studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin.

In this book, Bultmann develops a multidimensional approach to understand how post-conflict fates differ across groups and individuals. He highlights the difficulties in transitioning to a peace processes by emphasizing the importance of differences in the network structure of rebel groups as well as the social and cultural background of ex-combatants. This book is very helpful for understanding how disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration efforts can be better designed to secure a long-term stable peace.

• Introduction1. A Short History of the Cambodian Conflict and Peace Process2. The Social Structure of the Insurgency3. Leadership4. Mid-Ranking Operators5. Rank-and-File Soldiers6. Blank Pages’ Symbolic Reconstruction7. Note on Female Combatants of the Khmer Rouge8. The DiasporaConclusion

Daniel Bultmann is researcher and teaching assistant at the Institute of Asian and African Studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin.

In this book, Bultmann develops a multidimensional approach to understand how post-conflict fates differ across groups and individuals. He highlights the difficulties in transitioning to a peace processes by emphasizing the importance of differences in the network structure of rebel groups as well as the social and cultural background of ex-combatants. This book is very helpful for understanding how disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration efforts can be better designed to secure a long-term stable peace.

• Introduction1. A Short History of the Cambodian Conflict and Peace Process2. The Social Structure of the Insurgency3. Leadership4. Mid-Ranking Operators5. Rank-and-File Soldiers6. Blank Pages’ Symbolic Reconstruction7. Note on Female Combatants of the Khmer Rouge8. The DiasporaConclusion