Selected aspects of the transformation of agriculture in the CEECs following the fall of the Eastern Bloc

Bański, Jerzy (1960– )

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Tytuł: Selected aspects of the transformation of agriculture in the CEECs following the fall of the Eastern Bloc

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Over the last three decades, agriculture in Central and Eastern Europe has undergone very profound change. This first and foremost reflected the collapse of the communist system, as well as accession to the European Union in the case of most of the CEECs. The work detailed here has thus had as its cognitive goal the identification of trends regarding selected components of agriculture’s spatial structure which have included agrarian structure, agricultural land use, and the structure of agricultural production. Attention has also been paid to what conditioned the transformation, as well as the spatial differences that characterised it. With a view to these objectives being achieved, 11 current EU Member States in the region were analysed, above all by reference to source materials from EUROSTAT and the FAO.

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