EuroChoices

2006 - 2025

Current editor(s): John Davis

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Agriculture and Brexit Britain's ‘No‐deal’ Tariff Plans pp. 4-9: Alan Swinbank
How Efficient is the French Less‐Favoured Area Programme? pp. 10-17: Dominique Vollet and Alessandra Kirsch
European Landscapes in Transition: Implications for Policy Integration and Landscape Governance pp. 18-23: Jørgen Primdahl, Teresa Pinto‐Correia and Bas Pedroli
Productivity improvements and reducing GHG emission intensity in agriculture go together – up to a point pp. 24-25: Santiago Guerrero and Maho Nakagawa
Dairy Intensification and Quota Abolition: A Comparative Study of Production in Ireland and the Netherlands pp. 26-32: Doris Läpple and Gordon Sirr
Gender and the Preservation of Family Farming in Ireland pp. 33-37: Lorraine Balaine
Explaining Recent Firm Growth in Dutch Horticulture pp. 38-43: Evert Los, Cornelis Gardebroek and Ruud Huirne
Practicality of Policy Prescriptions pp. 45-45: Berkeley Hill

Brexit and the Challenges in Communicating Economics pp. 3-3: John Davis
Renewing the Governance of Rural Land after Brexit: an Ecosystems Policy Approach pp. 4-10: Ian Hodge
Finally Free to Green Agriculture Policy? UK post‐Brexit Policy Developments in the Shadow of the CAP and Devolution pp. 11-16: Viviane Gravey
Will Brexit Impact on the Social Contributions Made by Agriculture? pp. 17-22: Berkeley Hill and Dylan Bradley
How Ireland is Facing the Threat of a ‘No‐deal' Brexit pp. 23-27: Alan Matthews
Will a No‐deal Brexit Disturb the EU‐UK Agri‐food Trade? pp. 28-36: Angela Cheptea and Marilyne Huchet
Popular initiatives increasingly stimulate agricultural policy in Switzerland pp. 38-39: Robert Huber and Robert Finger
Agricultural Risk Management in the European Union: A Proposal to Facilitate Precautionary Savings pp. 40-46: Marcel van Asseldonk, Roel Jongeneel, Gerrit van Kooten and Jean Cordier
Tim Josling's Legacy – The Gold Standard to Measure Agricultural Support pp. 47-48: Wilfrid Legg
Political Economy and the Nature of State Interventions pp. 49-49: Berkeley Hill

EU and US Agricultural Policies Compared pp. 3-3: John Davis
EU and US Agricultural Policies: Commonalities and Contrasts pp. 4-10: David Blandford and Alan Matthews
The Common Agricultural Policy's New Delivery Model Post‐2020: National Administration Perspective pp. 11-17: Mary Carey
Environment and Climate in the Common Agricultural Policy pp. 18-25: Pierre Dupraz and Hervé Guyomard
Perspectives of Central and Eastern European Countries on Research and Innovation in the New CAP pp. 26-32: Jan Pokrivcak, Pavel Ciaian and Dušan Drabik
Another Reform of the Common Agricultural Policy: What to Expect pp. 34-39: Michel Petit
Agricultural Policy Expenditures in the European Union and the United States pp. 40-41: David Blandford and Alan Matthews
The Future of US Farm Policy pp. 42-48: Vincent H. Smith and Joseph W. Glauber
Conservation and the Environment in US Farm Legislation pp. 49-55: Erik Lichtenberg
Food Assistance Programmes and Food Insecurity in the United States pp. 56-61: Craig Gundersen

Public Goods and Environmental Management pp. 3-3: John Davis
A Social‐Ecological Systems Approach to Enhance Sustainable Farming and Forestry in the EU pp. 4-10: Janet Dwyer, Marielle Berriet‐Solliec, François Gaël Lataste, Chris Short, Anne Maréchal and Kaley Hart
Towards a Step Change for Enhanced Delivery of Environmental and Social Benefits from EU Farming and Forestry pp. 11-15: Anne Maréchal, David Baldock, Emil Erjavec, Luka Juvancˇicˇ, Ilona Rac, Janet Dwyer and Kaley Hart
Private Sector Actions to Valorise Public Benefits from Agriculture and Forestry pp. 16-22: Floor Brouwer, Francesco Mantino, Nico Polman, Chris Short, Simone Sterly and Ilona Rac
Farmland Birds under Pressure pp. 24-25: Santiago Guerrero
Agri‐Environment Scheme Design: Past Lessons and Future Suggestions pp. 26-30: Paula Cullen, Pierre Dupraz, James Moran, Pat Murphy, Ronan O'Flaherty, Cathal O'Donoghue, Robert O'Shea and Mary Ryan
Human Capital and the CAP: The Case for Radical Policy Reform pp. 31-36: Paul Caskie
Wrapped in the Flag: Food Choice and Country of Origin Labelling pp. 37-42: Iain Fraser and Kelvin Balcombe
Nutritional Labelling in the EU: Strengths and Weaknesses of the Current Regulatory Framework pp. 43-48: Alessia Cavaliere, Elisa De Marchi and Alessandro Banterle
Letter to the Editor pp. 49-49: Jeroen Candel, Katrien Termeer and Miranda Meuwissen

Brexit Uncertainty in the UK Agri‐food Sector Intensifies pp. 3-3: John Davis
Food, Farm and Rural Policies after Brexit? Some Knowns, and Known Unknowns pp. 4-11: Alan Swinbank
Delivering a World Leading Food and Farming Sector pp. 12-18: John Curnow
Brexit: How Will UK Agriculture Fare? pp. 19-26: Carmen Hubbard, John Davis, Siyi Feng, David Harvey, Anne Liddon, Andrew Moxey, Mercy Ojo, Myles Patton, George Philippidis, Charles Scott, Shailesh Shrestha and Michael Wallace
The Concentration of Agricultural Trade pp. 28-29: Jonathan Brooks
Brexit and Fisheries: A Question of Conflicting Expectations pp. 30-37: Bertrand Le Gallic, Simon Mardle and Sébastien Metz
Brexit's Agri‐trade Impacts on the Netherlands pp. 38-46: Siemen van Berkum, Roel Jongeneel and Myrna van Leeuwen
Brexit and Cherry Picking: Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? pp. 47-50: Stefan Tangermann
How Can West African Rice Compete in Urban Markets? A Demand Perspective for Policymakers pp. 51-57: Rose Fiamohe, Matty Demont, Kazuki Saito, Harold Roy‐Macauley and Eric Tollens

Realising the Potential of European Agricultural Science Impacts pp. 3-3: Peter Midmore
European Agricultural Science Funding: Examining Trends and Prospects pp. 4-10: Olivier Chartier, Myriam Doghmi and CÃ¨cile Fligny
Tracing the Pathways from Research to Innovation: Evidence from Case Studies pp. 11-18: Dominique Barjolle, Peter Midmore and Otto Schmid
Quantifying the Impact of Scientific Research on Agriculture pp. 19-24: Davide Viaggi
Impact pathways for agricultural innovations pp. 26-27: Simone Sterly and Susan Fowler
Microdata: a critical source for policy evaluation pp. 28-35: Krijn Poppe and Hans Vrolijk
Towards Agricultural Policy 3.0 â€“ an agenda for agricultural research pp. 36-39: Stefan Mann
Rethinking Organic Farming in the Postâ€ Socialist Context: Lessons from Bulgaria pp. 40-45: Heidrun Moschitz, Svetla Stoeva, Petya Slavova, Dona Pickard, Zdravka Georgieva and Matthias Stolze
Is it Possible to Utilise the Agricultural Potential of Ukraine under the Current Agrarian System? pp. 46-51: Olena Borodina and Vitaliy Krupin
The Current State of the Russian Agricultural Sector pp. 52-57: Ilya Kuzminov, Leonid Gokhberg, Thomas Thurner and Elena Khabirova