L'agriculture grecque: multifonctionnalite, politique agricole et reseaux sociaux informels

Eleftheria Vounouki

Économie rurale, 2003, vol. 273-274

Abstract: Greek agriculture: multifunctionauty, agricultural policy and social informal networks - Greek agriculture seems to follow a different evolution compared with the other countries of the EU. It is sustainable because it is already multifunctional. Its productive structure reflects and maintains the logic of the Greek agricultural family's functioning and of the social informal networks into which it is integrated. In fact, these networks have been reinforced by the CAP's implementation.

Date: 2003
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DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.354789

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