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"Military demobilization" is a category for books that examine the transition from wartime to peacetime as armed forces are disbanded, soldiers are discharged, and combat systems are scaled back. Works in this genre span detailed military and logistical accounts of troop reductions, analyses of policy and security-sector reform (including disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration programs), and studies of the political, economic, social, and medical challenges—such as veterans’ care, unemployment, trauma, and transitional justice—that shape post-conflict societies. The category includes history and case studies (WWI, WWII, post-Cold War and modern conflicts), comparative and policy-focused research, as well as memoirs and fiction that explore personal and community-level impacts of demobilization on stability, reconciliation, and nation-building.

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