Agriculture in Europe: Evolution and Perspectives

This article describes the conditions in which the first PAC was established, & the factors that led up to its crisis in the 1980's: a market crisis, the diversification of agriculture, & the conversion to a neo-liberal doctrine. It analyzes the second PAC (with the 1992 reform), which...

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Published in:Revista mexicana de sociología 2001-10, Vol.63 (4), p.57-79
Main Author: Delorme, Helene
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Subjects:
Agricultural Policy
Agriculture
Europe
Farmers
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Summary:This article describes the conditions in which the first PAC was established, & the factors that led up to its crisis in the 1980's: a market crisis, the diversification of agriculture, & the conversion to a neo-liberal doctrine. It analyzes the second PAC (with the 1992 reform), which marked the opening up of the European market to world competition, the restriction of production & the reduction of direct subsidies for farmers, which led to the end of European corporatism & the reaffirmation of national agrarian policies. References. Adapted from the source document.
ISSN:0188-2503