The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), is one of the main drivers of change in EU agriculture and rural areas. One of the key issues still lacking sufficient coverage by the literature is the specific interconnection between agricultural policy and farm-household behavior. This is also the main node to allow a better understanding of the reciprocal effects between CAP, land use (farm) practices and wider rural development issues. This paper summarizes results from several studies developed within the project CAP-IRE. It highlights the role of original surveys in policy evaluation and the importance of exit/entry process. It also emphasizes the challenges for further research on the multidimensional effects of policies given the more and more complex context.

Viaggi D., Gomez y Paloma S., Mishra A., Raggi M. (2013). The role of the EU Common Agricultural Policy: Assessing multiple effects in alternative policy scenarios. LAND USE POLICY, 31, 99-101 [10.1016/j.landusepol.2012.04.019].

The role of the EU Common Agricultural Policy: Assessing multiple effects in alternative policy scenarios

VIAGGI, DAVIDE;RAGGI, MERI
2013

Abstract

The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), is one of the main drivers of change in EU agriculture and rural areas. One of the key issues still lacking sufficient coverage by the literature is the specific interconnection between agricultural policy and farm-household behavior. This is also the main node to allow a better understanding of the reciprocal effects between CAP, land use (farm) practices and wider rural development issues. This paper summarizes results from several studies developed within the project CAP-IRE. It highlights the role of original surveys in policy evaluation and the importance of exit/entry process. It also emphasizes the challenges for further research on the multidimensional effects of policies given the more and more complex context.
2013
Viaggi D., Gomez y Paloma S., Mishra A., Raggi M. (2013). The role of the EU Common Agricultural Policy: Assessing multiple effects in alternative policy scenarios. LAND USE POLICY, 31, 99-101 [10.1016/j.landusepol.2012.04.019].
Viaggi D.; Gomez y Paloma S.; Mishra A.; Raggi M.
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