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The Common Agricultural Policy and Romanian Agriculture
Hardback
June 2020
9781789242201
More details
- Publisher
CABI - Published
9th June 2020 - ISBN 9781789242201
- Language English
- Pages 120 pp.
- Size 6" x 9"
$137.30
The current evolution of the European economy suggests that in the near future, research in agri-food economy and agri-food production, and agricultural production systems and structures must be redesigned, adapted and developed to respond to the lack of sustainability of agri-food production systems and the current global food crisis. This book analyzes the agricultural paradigm transformations that occur as countries converge on the European agricultural model and what their impact is for sectoral development, while emphasizing their contribution to the redefinition of rural agricultural communities and economy. This book helps develop a theoretical framework by analyzing the specialized empirical literature and techniques used in the field of agricultural economy research, with a focus on the transformation of Romanian agriculture in order to become integrated and respond to the globalization of markets.
Key Points:
- presents, analyzes and discusses the main theories in the field of agricultural economics and paradigms
- creates a working paradigm for this concept within agricultural economics
- provides a theoretical framework for the agricultural model
1: Introduction
2: The Common Agricultural Policy – Long-standing and New Paradigms
2.1: Evolution of the CAP Over Time
2.2: The Agricultural Sector in the EU Member States
3: Analysis of the European Agricultural Context
3.1: Consideration of Romanian Agriculture within CAP Coordinates
3.2: Methodological Specifications
3.3: Cluster Analysis and Grouping of EU Countries in 2006
3.4: Cluster Analysis and the European Agricultural Model for 2009, a year of economic crisis
3.5: Cluster Analysis within the CAP in 2015
4: Correlations, Trends and Realities in the European Agri-food Model
4.1: Aspects of the European Agri-food Model and Agricultural Transformations
4.2: Characteristics of the Evolution of the Agricultural Sector in Germany, Spain, Netherlands and the UK
4.3: Characteristics of the Agri-food Sector in France and Italy
4.4: Progression Structure of the Agrarian Sector in Poland and Romania
5: Conclusions
Jean Vasile Andrei
Jean Vasile Andrei is an Associate Professor at Petroleum-Gas University of Ploiesti, Department of Business Administration and Ph.D. mentor in economics at The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the National Institute of Economics Research - Romanian Academy of Sciences. He has earned a BA degree in Administrative Sciences (2005) and in Banks and Finances (2007) from the Petroleum-Gas University of Ploiesti. He has an MA degree in Economics, Administrative and Business Management (2007) earned at the same university. Jean Vasile Andrei is Editor-in-Chief of International Journal of Sustainable Economies Management (USA), Associate Editor of Economics of Agriculture (Ekonomika poljoprivrede) published by Institute of Agricultural Economics (Serbia), scientific reviewer for International Business Information Management Association Conferences - IBIMA. He is also member of scientific organizations: The Balkan Scientific Association of Agrarian Economists, Serbia (December 2008). Issues like: agricultural and resources economics, business administration, and valuing economic and human potential are among his research and scientific interests, having published over 50 articles, 9 scientific books, and given numerous conference presentations.
Mihaela Cristina Dragoi
Mihaela Cristina Dragoi is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of International Business and Economics within the Bucharest University of Economic Studies in Romania. She studied at the Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona (Spain) for the last academic year of the bachelor's program and then graduated from the Faculty of International Business and Economics, with a specialization in International Business. She has a master's degree in Marketing and Business Communication and she obtained her PhD in the field of International Economic Relations from the Bucharest University of Economic Studies with the thesis entitled: "Optimization of the Romanian health care system in the context of European integration." She continued her research within postdoctoral programs in Bucharest (Romania), New York (USA) and Rome (Italy) and published numerous works in her fields of interest regarding European integration, economic development, health economics and international business.
David Hemming
David Hemming is at CABI, UK.