AGRICULTURA Y RURALIDAD EUROPEAS FRENTE A LA NEUTRALIDAD PRESUPUESTARIA Y EL NUEVO MARCO FINANCIERO
Abstract
European multifonctionality and rurality seemed to have been legitimated along the Doha Round negotiations and due to a growing demand in society for food safety, animal welfare, environment friendliness, in order to achieve a sustainable agriculture. However, internal and powerful reasons in the EU of Twenty-Five, such as budgetary neutrality and the new financial framework disarrange current process and trends. Repercussions show a clear reorientation from an integrated approach towards a more competitive, mercantilist one, which could be a turn to past points of view.Downloads
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