EuroChoices
2006 - 2009
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Volume 8, issue SpecialIssueChina, 2009
- The Resilience of the Agricultural Sector pp. 04-05

- David Colman
- Agricultural and Rural Development in China: Achievements and Challenges pp. 06-09

- Chen Xiaohua
- Development of Chinese Agriculture since WTO Accession pp. 10-16

- Colin A. Carter, Funing Zhong and Jing Zhu
- China's Role in the 2007-2008 Global Food Price Boom and Bust pp. 17-23

- Colin A. Carter, Funing Zhong and Jing Zhu
- Towards Measurement of Farm Sustainability pp. 24-25

- Emma J. Dillon, Thia Hennessy and Stephen Hynes
- Increasing Africa's Participation in Global Trade: The Role of Market Access and Domestic Infrastructure pp. 26-33

- Valdete Berisha-Krasniqi, Antoine Bou‘t, Simon Mevel and Arthur Sode
- Early Childhood Nutrition Increases Adult Wages pp. 34-37

- John Hoddinott
- Why Is Agricultural Trade Policy Always So Difficult To Reform? pp. 38-43

- Jonathan Brooks
- Forecasting the Adoption of Genetically Modified Oilseed Rape pp. 44-50

- Gunnar Breustedt, Uwe Latacz-Lohmann and Jorg MŸller-Scheesel
Volume 8, issue SpecialIssue, 2009
- Biofuels and Agriculture: A New Paradigm? pp. 04-05

- John Davis
- After the Health Check What is the Future for the Common Agricultural Policy? pp. 06-12

- Petr Gandalovi
- EU Dairy Policy Reforms: Luxembourg Reform, WTO Negotiations and the Quota Regime pp. 13-22

- Zohra Bouamra-Mechemache, Roel Jongeneel and Vincent Réquillart
- Perspectives on the Competitiveness of EU Dairy Farming pp. 23-29

- Trevor Donnellan, Thia Hennessy and Fiona Thorne
- Rural Development Programmes 2007-2013: Differences in EU Member States' Financial Allocations pp. 30-31

- Andreas Tietz and Regina Grajewski
- Impacts of the 2003 CAP Reform on Organic Farms pp. 32-39

- Frank Offermann and Hiltrud Nieberg
- Making Markets - and Institutions - Work for the Poor pp. 40-45

- Nigel Poole
- Geographical Aspects of Food Industry FDI in the CEE Countries pp. 46-51

- Csaba Jansik
- Ackrill's Article Required More Economic Evaluation of the CAP pp. 52-52

- Joerg-Volker Schrader
- Reply to Schrader: We Need More Positive Contributions to the CAP Debate pp. 53-53

- Robert Ackrill
- Happy Birthday to The CAP - Comment on the CAP's 50th Birthday pp. 54-54

- David Harvey
Volume 7, issue SpecialIssueCAP, 2008
- The CAP at Fifty pp. 4-5

- Csaba Csaki
- The Birth of the CAP pp. 6-12

- David R. Stead
- The CAP and its Reform - Half a Century of Change? pp. 13-21

- Robert Ackrill
- Europe's CAP: Changes and Challenges pp. 22-27

- Franz Fischler
- Fifty Years of Agriculture in the European Union pp. 28-29

- Garry Mahon
- Rising Food Prices: What Should Be Done? pp. 30-35

- Joachim von Braun
- Agricultural Commodity Prices: Perspectives and Policies pp. 36-43

- Stefan Tangermann
- The CAP After Fifty Years: A Never-Ending Reform Process pp. 44-44

- Michel Petit
- Future Directions for the CAP pp. 45-45

- Wyn Grant
Volume 7, issue Special Issue comparing EU and US Rural Development Policies, 2008
- Whither Rural Development? pp. 4-5

- Ian Hodge
- Directions in Rural Development Policy - Lessons from Both Sides of the Atlantic pp. 6-12

- David Blandford and Berkeley Hill
- Consolidation and Expansion of Agricultural Policy and Rural Development Policy is our Common Task pp. 13-19

- Iztok Jarc
- Transatlantic Similarities and Contrasts in Rural Development Policies pp. 20-27

- Nancy Cochrane and Tim Wojan
- Where the US and EU Rural Development Money Goes pp. 28-29

- Berkeley Hill and David Blandford
- Environment, Land Use and Amenities - the New Dimension of Rural Development pp. 30-37

- David A. McGranahan and Kenneth J. Thomson
- Human and Social Capital in Rural Development - EU and US Perspectives pp. 38-45

- Janet Dwyer and Jill Findeis
- Toward a US Shift from Agricultural to Rural Development Policy: Forces of Challenge and Change pp. 46-51

- Charles W. Fluharty
- Infrastructure and Rural Development: US and EU Perspectives pp. 52-59

- David Blandford, Richard N. Boisvert and Sophia Davidova
- The sacred cow of rural development pp. 60-60

- Jean-Christophe Bureau
- We need rural development policies pp. 61-61

- Michael Winter
Volume 6, issue 3, 2007
- What Is So Special About Agriculture? pp. 4-5

- Eirik Romstad
- Multifunctional Excuse? Agriculture - Real Concerns, or Just an Excuse? pp. 6-12

- Terje Riis Johansen
- One Size Fits All? Regional Differentiation and Rural Development Policy pp. 13-21

- Andrew K. Copus, Mats Johansson and Ronald W. McQuaid
- Market Power in UK Food Retailing pp. 22-29

- Tim Lloyd and Wyn Morgan
- Some Progress in Decoupling Farm Support pp. 30-31

- Wilfrid Legg
- Quantifying the Benefits of Conservation Auctions pp. 32-39

- Uwe Latacz-Lohmann and Steven Schilizzi
- The Mansholt Plan Forty Years On pp. 40-45

- David R. Stead
- GM Crops in Europe: How Much Value and for Whom? pp. 46-53

- Matty Demont, Koen Dillen, Erik Mathijs and Eric Tollens
Volume 6, issue 2, 2007
- Whither the World Trade Talks? pp. 4-5

- John Davis
- The WTO: What Next? pp. 6-12

- Tim Josling
- The Next Steps in CAP Reform pp. 13-19

- Allan Buckwell
- Riding the Roller-Coaster - What's Next for US Farm Policy? pp. 20-25

- David Blandford
- Multilateral and Regional Trade Agreements: Competing Trade Structures? pp. 26-27

- Tim Josling
- EU Bilateral and Regional Trade Agreements: Impacts on the CAP pp. 28-35

- Rolf Moehler
- How to Conclude the Doha Development Agenda pp. 36-41

- Christian Häberli
- Trade Policy Reform Through Litigation pp. 42-47

- Joseph A. McMahon
- What prospects for a Doha Round Agreement on Agriculture? pp. 48-48

- David Harvey
- A speedy and amicable conclusion to the Doha round is essential pp. 49-49

- Alan Swinbank
Volume 6, issue 1, 2007
- Renewed confidence and a fresh agenda pp. 4-6

- John Davis
- The 'Malbouffe' Saga pp. 7-13

- Alain Rérat
- Ethanol Transforms Agricultural Markets in the USA pp. 14-21

- Pat Westhoff, Wyatt Thompson, John Kruse and Seth Meyer
- The Economics of European Fisheries pp. 22-29

- Ragnar Arnason
- Agricultural Policy Changes and their Impact on Farm Employment pp. 30-31

- Sabine Baum, Henriette Stange and Peter Weingarten
- Carbon Sequestration in Agriculture: EU and US Perspectives pp. 32-37

- Linda M. Young, Alfons Weersink, Murray Fulton and B. James Deaton
- Rural Development Group Politics: A Hidden Cost? pp. 38-43

- Ruth McAreavey
- Taxation of European Farmers pp. 44-49

- Berkeley Hill and Carmel Cahill
- Will the Finnish dairy sector survive in the future Common Agricultural Policy? pp. 50-50

- Ellen Huan-Niemi