Agriculture and International Relations: Analysis and Policy : Essays in Memory of Theodor Heidhues

Front Matter....Pages i-x
Introduction....Pages 1-16
Theodor Heidhues’ Contribution to the Analysis of Agriculture and International Relations....Pages 17-28
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For an Analytical Political Economy....Pages 31-46
The US Presidential World Food and Nutrition Study and Commission on World Hunger: Lessons for the United States and other Countries....Pages 47-65
Moral Responsibility and Agricultural Research (1)....Pages 66-87
Front Matter....Pages 89-89
The Complex Dynamics of Farm Growth....Pages 91-113
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Some Observations on Price Instability, Agricultural Trade Policy and the Food Consumer....Pages 117-134
Implications of Non-Monetary Objectives in the Agricultural Policy of the European Community....Pages 135-151
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Evolution of American Agricultural Trade Policy and European Interaction....Pages 155-171
International Relationships in the World Beef Trade....Pages 172-191
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Export Restrictions as a Means of Avoiding ‘Critical Shortages’....Pages 195-213
The Use of Agricultural Export Restrictions as an Instrument of Foreign Policy....Pages 214-231
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Agricultural Priorities after the Tokyo Round Negotiations....Pages 235-247
Agricultural Trade Policy Issues in the 1980s....Pages 248-269
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International Agricultural Policy: A Role for National Food Programmes?....Pages 273-288
Food Issues in North-South Relations....Pages 289-301
Back Matter....Pages 303-306