2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.landurbplan.2012.07.012
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The implications of the 2003 Common Agricultural Policy reforms for land-use and landscape quality in England

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“…De Rancourt et al (2006) suggested that the decoupling of the sheep premium could have a limited negative impact because sheep are often in areas that offer few agricultural alternatives; however, the total decoupling of subsidies by some EU members, such as Ireland and the United Kingdom, led to a sharp reduction in the sheep census (Chatellier and Guyomard, 2008). In addition, Tzanopoulos et al (2012) predicted a decrease in the sheep population in England.…”
Section: Economic Results Labour Productivity and Off-farm Labourmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De Rancourt et al (2006) suggested that the decoupling of the sheep premium could have a limited negative impact because sheep are often in areas that offer few agricultural alternatives; however, the total decoupling of subsidies by some EU members, such as Ireland and the United Kingdom, led to a sharp reduction in the sheep census (Chatellier and Guyomard, 2008). In addition, Tzanopoulos et al (2012) predicted a decrease in the sheep population in England.…”
Section: Economic Results Labour Productivity and Off-farm Labourmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…National schemes on the promotion of renewable energy crops supported the intensive cultivation of crops for biomass production [11]. All this resulted in a continuation of intensive arable production in many historically intensively managed regions [12][13][14]. The latest reform of the CAP in 2013 implemented political instruments that are commonly named with the term "greening" [15] such as crop diversification.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La reestructuración del sector agrario, debida a la aplicación de las políticas agrarias y de cohesión territorial, ha producido cambios en la actividad agraria y cambios en los usos del suelo, en los paisajes y sociedades rurales (Brady et al, 2012;Tzanopoulos et al, 2012;Ruiz-Urrestarazu y Galdós-Urrutia, 2013;Pérez et al, 2016). Existe una correlación, de forma progresiva y explícita, entre las políticas y la transformación del territorio.…”
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