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Policy recommendations for sustainable livestock farming in South Korea: review. [PDF]

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Yoon I, Jung JH, Oh SH, Kim SW.
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Spatio-temporal land-use dynamics and landscape ecological risk assessment in an artificial oasis, Northwestern China. [PDF]

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Song Q, Li L.
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Bringing biomass out from behind the scenes: An alternative approach to biomass policy design for a sustainable transition to net zero

Taylor D, Röder M.
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Common Agricultural Policy

2001
Abstract The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) has been, and still is, the sectoral policy of the EU generating the largest redistribution of income among European citizens. The Guarantee Section of EAGGF (the European Agricultural Guarantee and Guidance Fund) absorbed 46 per cent of the total EU budget in 1997, while a substantial ...
Secondo Tarditi, George Zanias
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THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY

The World Bank Research Observer, 1990
Policy changes in the European Community (EC), the world's largest importer and, since 1986, exporter of agricultural commodities, may have significant effects on world markets and developing countries. This article investigates the EC's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), its history, mode of operation, and the prospects and possibilities for change, to
Ulrich Koester, Malcolm D. Bale
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The Common Agricultural Policy.

2005
AbstractThis chapter summarizes the territorial aspects of the rural areas and agricultural sector in the enlarged EU, and describes the Common Agricultural Policy/Rural Development Policy (CAP/RDP) in some detail, emphasizing its territorial elements, or lack of them.
M. Shucksmith, K. J. Thomson, D. Roberts
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The Common Agricultural Policy

1999
The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) seeks to provide an internal market and common prices for agricultural products. It is distinctive amongst EU policies in its complexity, conflicting objectives and status as a ‘cornerstone’ of the EU. The CAP accounts for large shares of both EU decision-making and spending: about half of the Community’s budget ...
John Peterson, Elizabeth Bomberg
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The Common Agricultural Policy

Fiscal Studies, 1980
Nearly all food prices in Europe are now determined, not by market forces, but by the operation of the Common Agricultural Policy. The purpose of this paper is first to explain the principal elements of the policy and then to estimate the resource flows which result.
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The Common Agricultural Policy

1983
The most significant changes in agricultural policy since the 1947 Agriculture Act took place as a result of Britain’s entry into the EC in 1973. Until this time, British agriculture had been treated as a special case with legislative and financial support readily available for it.
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The Common Agricultural Policy

1988
‘While the Common Agricultural Policy may be well known for the political and financial problems to which it gives rise, the legal issues underlying it have not been so widely discussed’. Usher went on to note that the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) lay behind many institutional developments, that agriculture was the first single market, and it was ...
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