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Decision-Making and the CAP

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The Common Agricultural Policy

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The focal point of decision-making on the CAP is the Council of Agriculture Ministers. Here, the interests of the various member states have to be reconciled in a complex process of intergovernmental bargaining. Three crucial sets of actors have an input into this decision making process: DG VI, the agriculture directorate-general of the Commission; the agricultural lobby; and the member states. Other actors, such as the European Parliament, are more marginal actors.

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© 1997 Wyn Grant

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Grant, W. (1997). Decision-Making and the CAP. In: The Common Agricultural Policy. The European Union Series. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-25731-7_7

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