Leonidas Louloudis
Biographic Data
| ID | 884038 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Leonidas Louloudis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Leonidas |
| FAMILY NAME | Louloudis |
| SIGNATURE | LOULOUDIS L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Agricultural University of Athens |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Landscape and agriculture under the reformed Common Agricultural Policy in Greece: Constructing a typology of interventions
Geografisk Tidsskrift-Danish Journal of Geography 111(2):131–147, 2011 A critical review of the European Union (EU) environmental and rural policies suggests that in the case of environmental policy an almost complete segregation between nature and areas where human activity is acceptable seems to be the main rationale. However, when agricultural and rural development policy measures are examined the focus seems to be on the integration of enviro…
Farmers and Agricultural Policy in Greece since the Accession to the European Union
This paper seeks to interpret the demands and forms of organization of the big farmer union protests through an analysis of agricultural policy. Here, it is assumed that the current crisis in relations between farmers and the government is not fortuitous, but it is rather related to the way in which agricultural policy has been implemented since Greece joined the European Union. Therefore, this study focuses on two issues. The first refers to the…
Farmers’ Acceptance of Agri-Environmental Policy Measures: A Survey of Greece
The reform of the Common Agricultural Policy includes several policy measures related to the improvement of environmental quality in rural areas. These measures will certainly have a great impact on the development of European agriculture. Part of the success or failure of this policy depends on its acceptance by farmers. This holds especially for southern member states of the European Union where the experiences of farmers in the implementation …
Rural Greece: Fragile Structures and rural Realities: Introduction
Protecting the protected: The Greek agricultural policy network∗
This article employs the concept of policy networks to examine a major area of policy‐making and provide fresh insights into Greek politics. It questions the extent to which policy‐making in the Greek agricultural sector can be usefully typified as pluralist or corporatist. The authors conclude that the weakness and vulnerability of the state to the demands of the co‐operatives, in particular, suggests that the sectoral corporatist model understa…
Patterns of Agrarian Change in East Central Greece: The case of Anthili community
Greek agriculture in transition: Simple commodity production in five mountain communities of northern Greece
Protecting the protected: The Greek agricultural policy network∗
This article employs the concept of policy networks to examine a major area of policy‐making and provide fresh insights into Greek politics. It questions the extent to which policy‐making in the Greek agricultural sector can be usefully typified as pluralist or corporatist. The authors conclude that the weakness and vulnerability of the state to the demands of the co‐operatives, in particular, suggests that the sectoral corporatist model understa…
Patterns of Agrarian Change in East Central Greece: The case of Anthili community
Rural Greece: Fragile Structures and rural Realities: Introduction
Greek agriculture in transition: Simple commodity production in five mountain communities of northern Greece
Farmers’ Acceptance of Agri-Environmental Policy Measures: A Survey of Greece
The reform of the Common Agricultural Policy includes several policy measures related to the improvement of environmental quality in rural areas. These measures will certainly have a great impact on the development of European agriculture. Part of the success or failure of this policy depends on its acceptance by farmers. This holds especially for southern member states of the European Union where the experiences of farmers in the implementation …
Patterns of Agrarian Change in East Central Greece: The case of Anthili community
Greek agriculture in transition: Simple commodity production in five mountain communities of northern Greece
Protecting the protected: The Greek agricultural policy network∗
This article employs the concept of policy networks to examine a major area of policy‐making and provide fresh insights into Greek politics. It questions the extent to which policy‐making in the Greek agricultural sector can be usefully typified as pluralist or corporatist. The authors conclude that the weakness and vulnerability of the state to the demands of the co‐operatives, in particular, suggests that the sectoral corporatist model understa…
Farmers and Agricultural Policy in Greece since the Accession to the European Union
This paper seeks to interpret the demands and forms of organization of the big farmer union protests through an analysis of agricultural policy. Here, it is assumed that the current crisis in relations between farmers and the government is not fortuitous, but it is rather related to the way in which agricultural policy has been implemented since Greece joined the European Union. Therefore, this study focuses on two issues. The first refers to the…
Farmers’ Acceptance of Agri-Environmental Policy Measures: A Survey of Greece
The reform of the Common Agricultural Policy includes several policy measures related to the improvement of environmental quality in rural areas. These measures will certainly have a great impact on the development of European agriculture. Part of the success or failure of this policy depends on its acceptance by farmers. This holds especially for southern member states of the European Union where the experiences of farmers in the implementation …
Rural Greece: Fragile Structures and rural Realities: Introduction
Landscape and agriculture under the reformed Common Agricultural Policy in Greece: Constructing a typology of interventions
Geografisk Tidsskrift-Danish Journal of Geography 111(2):131–147, 2011 A critical review of the European Union (EU) environmental and rural policies suggests that in the case of environmental policy an almost complete segregation between nature and areas where human activity is acceptable seems to be the main rationale. However, when agricultural and rural development policy measures are examined the focus seems to be on the integration of enviro…
Geography (6 works) · Agriculture (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Business (4 works) · Common Agricultural Policy (4 works) · Economic policy (4 works) · European union (4 works) · Rural development and sustainability (4 works)