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modes and mechanisms of eco-management comprising: institutional environment, market, private, collective, public and hybrid … specifying cases of market, private, and public failures; assessment of comparative efficiency of alternative modes for new … effective market, private, and public modes taking into account the critical dimensions of eco-activity and transactions …
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Transaction Costs Economics, and assess efficiency of diverse market, private and public modes for environmental governance. The … low frequency and appropriability of environment related transactions, all they are responsible for failure of market and … private modes of environmental governance. Needs for public intervention has not been met by effective Government, community …
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majority of all farms in the globe. In Bulgaria unregistered farms of Natural Persons account for almost 98% of all farms in … Natural Persons in Bulgaria during current stage of EU CAP implementation. Initially a new governance aspect of farm …
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, and the impact of diverse market, private, collective, public and hybrid modes of governance on agrarian sustainability at … formation are presented. Agricultural producers of different use quite unlike mixture of effective market, private, collective … and type of socio-economic development. Despite its big academic and practical importance, in Bulgaria and other countries …
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natural environment in a particular country, industry, region, community, etc. Despite its importance, in Bulgaria, like in … assesses the impact of major elements of institutional environment and climate change on agrarian sustainability in Bulgaria … are presented. The study is based on in-depth interviews with managers of “representative” market-oriented farms of …
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Market-based (or economic incentive) control strategies have been used in a variety of environmental contexts for over …
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Agriculture uses more land and water than any other human activity, and our consumption demands continue to grow even as our resource base shrinks. A highly industrialized U.S. food system produces lots of food at seemingly low per unit cost. But our current system is taking a heavy toll on...
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This report is part of an ongoing annual series of reports on Fixing the Business of Food initiated and actively supported by the Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition (BCFN). The report is the product of a team including BCFN, the Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment (CCSI) at Columbia...
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Increasing food demand will most likely be met with agricultural intensification and land clearing, exacerbating environmental consequences associated with food supply. The mechanisms and trade-offs between agriculture and the environment are heterogeneous and not well understood, yet key to...
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American agricultural law's environmental record is a legacy of legislative failure. Most of the blame can and should be attributed to the failure of the law to separate ecological objectives from competing and ultimately contradictory economic objectives. Two strains of agroecological fallacies...
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