Germany and European integration : the common agricultural policy : an area of conflict
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Germany and European integration : the common agricultural policy : an area of conflict
Berg , Distributed exclusively in the US and Canada by St.Martin's Press, 1991
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 234-250) and index
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内容説明
The unification of Germany has given rise to speculations, doubts and anxieties as to Germany's approach to European affairs, and as to whether Germany's political and geographic identity will remain firmly anchored to the West. This book is an examination of West Germany's European policies with particular reference to the Common Agricultural policy (CAP). It scrutinizes Bonn's approach to the CAP and reveals an apparent disparity between European rhetorics and practical policies. In the period between 1960 and the present, successive German governments have, while articulating a commitment to European integration, practised a firmly national response to the CAP even when this conflicted with EC supranational institutions. This book is aimed at students of European studies, EC pressure groups and national institutions.
目次
- Part 1 West German governments and the European community - perceptions of interests, attitudes, policies: West Germany and the European Community - an overview
- the evolution of Germany's agricultural policies
- West Germany and the Common Agricultural Policy - fluctuations in perceived interests. Part II West German parties and pressure groups - a reaction to the CAP: - West German parties and the CAP, German pressure groups and the impact of the CAP. Part 3 The formation of agro-political attitudes in the FRG - a range of opinions. Part 4 Conclusion.
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