Agriculture in the EU’s Eastern enlargement
Derek Baker
Abstract
Derek Baker
Abstract
After almost a decade of preparations, with many delays caused by disagreement about the specific conditions under which CEECs will adopt the Common Agricultural Policy, the schedule for the European Union’s “Eastern” enlargement has finally been set. This article deals with the current status of the enlargement and the outstanding agricultural issues for CEECs following the Copenhagen European Council.
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After almost a decade of preparations, with many delays caused by disagreement about the specific conditions under which CEECs will adopt the Common Agricultural Policy, the schedule for the European Union’s “Eastern” enlargement has finally been set. This article deals with the current status of the enlargement and the outstanding agricultural issues for CEECs following the Copenhagen European Council.
Key concepts: Resizing, European union, European integration, Common Agricultural Policy, Social policy, Agriculture, Political science, Agricultural policy