Organic agriculture in the Balkans is still in its early stages though it already acts as a fundamental stimulus to sustainable rural development in the region. Through a comparative analysis of organic farming in the countries of South East Europe the book provides original insights into the process of European Union integration
Title: Organic Balkans. Stakeholders, policies, and institutions: a regional perspective
Author: Matteo Vittuari, PhD in International Cooperation and Policy for Sustainable Development, is a scholar of sustainable agricultural and rural policies and transitions in the Balkans. Lecturer at the University of Bologna, he has carried out post-doctoral research at the Center for International Development at the University of Harvard.
Forewords by: Dacian Cioloş - EU Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development; Natalija Bogdanov - Professor of Agricultural Economics, Belgrade University; Andrea Segrè - Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, Bologna University
Publisher: Osservatorio Balcani e Caucaso
Pages: 140
Format: paperback, 14x21 cm
Language: English. The book is available also in Italian language.
Year of publication: 2011
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The book is published within the SeeNet II Programme of Decentralised Cooperation between Italy and SouthEast Europe (www.see-net.org)
