Regulating agriculture
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Regulating agriculture
（Critical perspectives on rural change series）
David Fulton Publishers, 1994
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Description
This fifth volume in a series on rural change brings together a set of essays reflecting on the complete political, social and institutional problems encountered by modern states in seeking to manage their agricultural sectors.
Table of Contents
- The roots of the post-War food order - a critical review of regulationist theory and its contribution to the understanding of agricultural change
- agricultural corporatism, Flemming Just
- technological change in the regulation of agricultural production, Liz Hawkins
- challenging the productionist paradigm - organic farming and the politics of agricultural change, Tracy Clunies Ross and Graham Cox
- agricultural deregulation - the case of New Zealand, Paul Cloke and Richard le Heron
- from a socialist to a market economy - agricultural transformation in the Slovak Republic, Stanilav Buchta and Iveta Namerova
- global disorder and national food regulation - the case of Britain, Terry Marsden et al
- from state control to a managed or liberalized market - dilemmas in the reform of the grain price system in China, Ping Zong
- the national politics of international agricultural trade reform - the case of Germany, Giselle de Hendriks
- GATT, global regulation and the construction of a new hegemonic order, Philip McMichael.
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