Titlebook: Reforming the Common Agricultural Policy; History of a Paradig Isabelle Garzon Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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Introduction,rket, the CAP has been the subject of much debate and criticism and yet has survived for almost 50 years. Intriguingly for the observer, the policy remained almost entirely unchanged during more than 30 years and then was substantially reformed three times in a decade, between 1992 and 2003.

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The MacSharry Reform (1992), its economic and budgetary impact. The post-war objective of self-sufficiency (called ‘a(chǎn)vailability of supplies’ in the Treaty) was achieved in the late 1970s for a number of core products. Since then, the policy of high prices generated an excess of production (excessive stocks and export subsidis

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The Increasing Role of Policy Discourse in Agricultural Policy,ace increasingly as an open policy debate, involving a rising number of stakeholders and an enlarged set of issues which not only concerned agricultural production but also societal concerns. This was accompanied by an evolution of the way the policy debate took place. Because policy makers were con

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The Determinants of Policy Change,ach, complemented by the multi-issue approach, and from the multi-lateral bargaining theory, we looked at each event according to a coherent framework that addressed the same set of questions: the context in which reform happened, the issues under discussion, the actors involved, the default scenari

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