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The Common Agricultural Policy and Organic Farming: An Institutional Perspective on Continuity & Change
K Lynggaard
CABI
August 2006
Hardback 224 pp ISBN 1845931149
£49.95
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How institutional change may be captured and conceptualised is currently an important issue facing the
agri-economics sector. This book deals with the question of how we may capture and conceptualise
the type of institutional change which is ideational in nature.
The book discusses the institutional change within the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) with a
specific focus on the development of organic farming as a policy field in the period from 1970 to 2005.
Researchers and professionals within agricultural economics and political science.
Contents
- The Common Agricultural Policy and Institutional Change
- Institutional Change: Rational Choice, Historical and Sociological Perspectives
- A Discursive Institutional Approach and its Analytical Implications
- The Translation and Institutionalisation of the World Problematique (1968-1977)
- The Translation and Institutionalisation of Environmental Ideas within the CAP (1978-1985)
- Conflicts over Meaning and Policy Entrepreneurship within the CAP (1986-1992)
- The Formation of a Policy Field: Organic Farming within the CAP (1993-2005)
- Conclusions
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