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Tensions in land policy between EU-15 and the accession states of 2004

Tensions in land policy between EU-15 and the accession states of 2004

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Date of publication
September 2005
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ISBN / Resource ID
CZ2006000273

The ownership of land has always been an important precondition for lasting socio-economic situation and the development of the country. Despite that, there is a process of learning going on in practically all the new member countries, which are still learning that production efficiency of agriculture depends in a large part on the stability of land ownership and its tranquil farming. Despite many fundamental and substantial differences, we can say that hitherto development in land law was tremendous. But it also follows that significant social and economic divergences have not made full liberalisation of the land market possible without "yes, but".

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Greif, F.(Federal Inst. of Agricultural Economics, Vienna (Austria))E-mail:franz.greif@awi.bmlfuw.gv.at

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