Titlebook: Dutch Organised Agriculture in International Politics; Alan David Robinson Book 1961 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1961 Instit

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Further Attempts to Co-Ordinate Western European Agricultural Policies,anisation for European Economic Co-operation (OEEC) have taken place in two main contexts. One of these has been the “confrontation” of agricultural policies in the Ministerial Committee for Agriculture and Food, set up early in 1955 within the framework of the OEEC in line with the suggestions of t

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Non-Regional Issues, However, Dutch organised agriculture has also devoted some attention to influencing developments in regard to international economic issues of a non-regional nature, such as bilateral trade policy and world-wide multilateral discussions on agricultural trade.

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Conclusions,al discussion in Chapter 1. The evidence provided by the actual political behaviour of Dutch agricultural organisations on international economic issues has been sufficient to confirm the three main hypotheses and to suggest their value as guides for further research into interest group political be

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Further Attempts to Co-Ordinate Western European Agricultural Policies,he European Conference of Agriculture. The other context has been the long series of intergovernmental discussions on finding a suitable relationship between the countries of the European Economic Community and the other countries of the OEEC.

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International Agricultural Problems,gricultural organisations on other international matters, such as political activities connected with the work of the United Nations Educational and Scientific Organisation, with the work of the International Labour Organisation, or with the work of the European Productivity Agency, important though these political activities may be.

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Delphine Letort,Benaouda Lebdaity member of a Cabinet which comprised a number of members who belonged to one or other of the confessional parties; these parties have always been highly dependent on rural support. To obtain, then, the support of organised agriculture for his policies was to place himself in a stronger position within the Cabinet.