Peace and Rural Development in Colombia

1. Introduction 2. Theorizing Negotiated Transition Pathways to Rural Policy Change 3. The Power Reproduction of Rural Elites Produces a Long-Term Status Quo Policy Trajectory 4. War Gives Way to a Possible Peace: The Domestic and International Politics of Ending the Conflict 5. A Policy Window Opens in Havana: Understanding the Inclusion of the Rural Development Item in the Peace Talks' Agenda 6. The Comprehensive Rural Reform: A Robust Agreement with Effects on Policy 7. Weak Government Capacity in Putting into Practice the Peace Agreement's Rural Development Provisions 8. The Right-Wing Framing Strategy Undermines the Peace Agreement's Legitimacy 9. Conclusions

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CRR;Agrarian Policy;FARC Leader;Agrarian Politics;Rural Development Policy;Colombia;Guerrilla Groups;Comparative Political Economy;Peace Agreement;Comprehensive Rural Reform (CRR);Peace Agreement's Provisions;Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia (FARC);Negotiated Transitions;Havana Peace Agreement;Land Restitution Policy;International Political Economy;Santos Administration;Land and Rural Development;Rural Reform;Latin American Politics;Rural Development;Peacebuilding;Peace Talks;Peacemaking;Exploratory Meeting;Peace Studies;Transitional Justice;Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia;IHL;Peace Agreement's Implementation;Civil Society;National Land Agency;Negotiating Agenda;Plan Colombia;Weak Government Capacity;Landed Elites;DNP;Uribe's Government;Rural Inequality