The Political Economy of the Common Agricultural Policy's Green Architecture

Citation:

Maravegias N, Petides P, Doukas YE. The Political Economy of the Common Agricultural Policy's Green Architecture. Sustainable Development, Culture, Traditions Journal [Internet]. 2023;1b :73-84.

Abstract:

The study looks at how environmental concerns were gradually elevated inside the CAP's policy-making framework and how they helped towards the “greening” transition of  European agriculture. Within the context of multilevel governance, the analysis is based ontheories of policy change, primarily neo-institutionalism and historical institutionalism. Theanalysis reveals that the historical trajectory of the previous era inside the EU and the global  setting is being redefined by policy change

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