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Visiting Professor at Warwick University. In 2010 he was presented with the Diamond Jubilee Lifetime Achievement award of the Political Studies Association of the UK at their Awards Ceremony. He was elected an Academician of the Academy of Social Sciences in 2011.'Grant has written one of the best books ever on the CAP, and really on EU policy making more generally.' - John Peterson, Political Studies '[D]emonstrates the author's rich knowledge of commodity details and historical evidence, without losing the thread of political economic analysis...[U]p-to-date...and...readable...it can be fully recommended.' - Andreas Bodenstedt, Sociologia Ruralis
Preface
Introduction
The Context of European Agriculture
The Structure of European Agriculture and Food Processing
The Development of the Common Agricultural Policy System Failures: the Agrimonetary System and the Fraud Problem
Butter Mountains, Wine Lakes and Beef War: the Commodity Regimes
Decision Making and the CAP
The Reform Imperative: Eastern Enlargement, Trade and the Environment
The Possibility of Radical Reform?
References.
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