during post communist transition and EU integration in Bulgaria, and assesses levels and factors of farms competitiveness in …

activity, the farms’ market position, shares, etc. A systematic approach for defining competitiveness and formulating its …

impact of institutional environment on agrarian sustainability in Bulgaria. The interdisciplinary New Institutional Economics … farms of various juridical type and size. Our study has found out that individual elements of external institutional, market …

Institutional Economics framework is incorporated, and the impact of institutional environment and diverse market, private … Bulgaria. Since there is a social “contract” about sustainable agrarian development in EU and Bulgaria, the impact to …, collective, public and hybrid modes of governance on agrarian sustainability at the current stage of development in Bulgaria …

, 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 …

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 …

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 …

during post communist transition and EU integration in Bulgaria, and assesses levels and factors of farms competitiveness in …

Bulgarian farms are market conditions (supply and demand, prices, competition), direct government subsidies, access to knowledge …