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Applying Policy Feedback Approach to CAP Reforms

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Reforming the Common Agricultural Policy

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After comparing the successive CAP reforms, we turn now to their effects. Chapter 5 evoked the elements of continuity and permanency of the CAP. Subsequent chapters have analysed the determinants of change, and also highlighted strong elements of incrementalism in the way by which policy change is introduced. Such incremental change points in the direction of path dependency, namely the fact that initial moves only initiate moves in the same direction, which would tend to bring — and has led some analysts — to the conclusion that fundamental change is excluded from such developments.

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Garzon, I. (2006). Applying Policy Feedback Approach to CAP Reforms. In: Reforming the Common Agricultural Policy. Palgrave Studies in European Union Politics. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230626577_11

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