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When policies such as agrarian reform and rural development are promoted, Grindle indicates, they are utilized primarily to increase social control and manage political protest rather than to redistribute land or improve living standards among the rural poor.
While past conflicts are not erased by reforms, in the new order there is often greater potential for more responsible, accountable, and democratic government.
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