Coherence between development policy and agricultural policy
Evita Schmieg
Abstract
Evita Schmieg
Abstract
The practical shaping of the EU's common agricultural policy and the instruments used to pursue its goals are often in conflict with the development policy goal of a trade regime which offers developing countries open markets as a contribution, in the long term, to reducing the poverty gap between nations. What are the possible areas of conflict between agricultural policy and development policy? How can these policies be made more coherent?
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The practical shaping of the EU's common agricultural policy and the instruments used to pursue its goals are often in conflict with the development policy goal of a trade regime which offers developing countries open markets as a contribution, in the long term, to reducing the poverty gap between nations. What are the possible areas of conflict between agricultural policy and development policy? How can these policies be made more coherent?
Key concepts: Social policy, Agricultural policy, Common Agricultural Policy, Agriculture, Poverty, Economics, Coherence (philosophical gambling strategy), Foreign policy