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An Inside View of the CAP Reform Process is about EU
decision-making, in particular for the EU's Common Agricultural
Policy (CAP). From its formation in the 1960s through to 1992 the
CAP was almost immune to change; but from 1992 a series of major
reforms took place. Many authors have asked why and how this change
came about, including academics writing from political economy and
political science traditions, and EU officials themselves. With the
benefit of Arlindo Cunha's intimate insider's knowledge, this book
delves into the mysteries of the policy making process by assessing
the MacSharry, Agenda 2000, and Fischler reforms, explaining how,
and why, CAP reform became part of the political agenda, and the
decisions that were taken. It focuses in particular on the role of
the Commission and the Commissioner for Agriculture, the Council of
Ministers and its Presidency, and the European Parliament. Drawing
upon the economics and political science literatures as
appropriate, the book adopts a heuristic political economy
approach.
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