Politique des structures agricoles et programmes agri-environnementaux en RFA

Peter Mehl and Reiner Plankl

Économie rurale, 2002, vol. 268-269

Abstract: In Germany, agricultural structure policies are formulated within an institutional framework associating the National State, the federated States (the Landers) and the European Union. This institutional framework is conceived as a double interlocked federalism; it is criticized by a theory which considers it prevents the development of accurate policies as it has a strong tendency to lower conflicts and to favor status quo ante. This article, based on an empirical analysis of the agricultural structure and the agri-environmental policies in Germany, gives results which moderate the predictions of the theory.

Date: 2002
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DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.354728

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