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100 1 _aWEGENER, Stefan
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245 1 0 _aAdministering the Common Agricultural Policy in Bulgaria and Romania :
_bobstacles to accountability and administrative capacity
260 _bSage,
_csept. 2011
520 3 _aThe introduction of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) of the European Union was an important step for Bulgaria and Romania. However, their administrative capacity for managing CAP instruments is still evolving, and they face challenges in delivering services that are crucial for implementing the CAP measures. This article, based on semi-structured interviews among key actors, explores administrative obstacles. The analysis is structured according to the two complementary concepts of accountability and administrative capacity. The findings show that the main accountability problems are related to a complex administrative structure and to the large number of smallholders, which necessitates greater administrative efforts than in established member states. Moreover, due to a lack of representative farmers’ associations, farmers, and particularly small farmers, have no clear means to voice their concerns. The main problems concerning administrative capacity are related to deficient data collection and processing, over-centralized decision-making, and limited coordination among agencies
650 4 _aAccountability
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650 4 _aPolítica Agrícola
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650 4 _912062
_a Relações Intergovernamentais
650 4 _aRomênia
_944974
650 4 _aBulgária
_913966
700 1 _aLABAR, Kelly
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700 1 _aPETRICK, Martin
_946196
700 1 _aMARQUARDT, Doris
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700 1 _aTHEESFELD, Insa
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700 1 _aBUCHENRIEDER, Gertrud
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773 0 8 _tInternational Review of Administrative Sciences
_g77, 3, p. 583-608
_dSage, sept. 2011
_xISSN 00208523
_w
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_cGeisneer
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_cKeicielle
999 _aConvertido do Formato PHL
_bPHL2MARC21 1.1
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