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3341: „Ökologische Modernisierung“ durch Biologischen Landbau in Österreich? [Ecological modernisation by organic farming in Austria? ]

Schermer, Dr. Markus (2005) „Ökologische Modernisierung“ durch Biologischen Landbau in Österreich? [Ecological modernisation by organic farming in Austria? ]. Paper presented at 8. Wissenschaftstagung Ökologischer Landbau- Ende der Nische, Kassel, 01.03.2005-04.03.2005; Published in Heß, J and Rahmann, G, Eds. Ende der Nische, Beiträge zur 8. Wissenschaftstagung Ökologischer Landbau. kassel university press GmbH, Kassel.

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Summary

Organic farming is finding increasingly widespread acceptance. The paper tries to examine whether the growth of organic farming is also connected with a transformation of economy and society under the heading of “ecological modernisation”. We use the example of Austria which is the EU-country with the highest percentage of organic farm area. The results of a survey undertaken in the frame of the EU-Project „Further Development of Organic Farming Policy in Europe, with Particular Emphasis on EU Enlargement“, EU-CEE-OFP are interpreted along the grid of ecological modernisation (GIBBS, 2000). The analysis suggests that the impact of organic farming was so far moderate and only towards a weak form. However there is a certain future potential in the combination of organic with regional development.

Document Language:Deutsch - German
Keywords:Entwicklung Ökolandbau, Agrarpolitik
Subject Areas: Food systems > Policy environments and social economy
"Organics" in general > Country reports > Europe
Research affiliation: International Conferences > Scientific Conferences for Germany, Austria and Switzerland > Scientific conference 2005
European Union > Organic Farming Policy EU-CEE-OFP
Orgprints ID Number:3341
Contact:Schermer, Dr Markus
Deposited On:05 March 2005
EPrint Type:Conference paper
Published?:Published
Peer Review Status:Peer-reviewed and accepted

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