Agri-Food and Trade

Abstract

Agriculture is an industry that is simultaneously affected by and influences trade policy making. In this panel we explore different aspects of the current situation where new bilateral agreements increasingly replace the multilateral trade regime. In addition to general trade policy, the paper covers topics such as geographical indicators and agri-food governance, food security and economic liberalisation, and the relationship between environmental concerns and trade. Empirically the papers cover both EU and non-EU cases.

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Geographical Indications and Agri-Food Governance: Contestation, Continuity and Change in EU Trade Agreements	View Paper Details
Food Security and Economic Liberalization in North Africa: What are the Trade-Offs?	View Paper Details
Agricultural Policy and Free Trade Agreements: Stumbling Block or Adaptable to Change?	View Paper Details
Strange Bedfellows: Agricultural-Environmental Cross-Cleavage Discourse Coalitions Against Trade Liberalisation	View Paper Details
Polycrisis and EU Food Security Governance: Between Resilience and Dependency	View Paper Details