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The changes which led to the emergence of China as a global economic powerhouse, the integration of ten Central and Eastern European countries into the European Union (EU) and the uncertain path of Russia towards a market economy all started with the agricultural reforms in the Chinese countryside in the late 1970s. Since then, the changes have occurred so fast and the impact has been so vast that the importance of understanding the forces that unleashed this process, how these changes became possible, and the lessons for other developing countries cannot be overestimated. This book analyzes the economics and politics of agricultural reforms by comparing reform processes, their causes and effects across this vast region. The authors draw on a wide range of studies and new data, which compare reforms and economic impacts in more than 25 countries. They present a series of conclusions and implications on the role of economic reforms in growth, and the importance of initial conditions and political constraints in explaining the choices that were made and their effects.

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Swinnen, Johan, Rozelle, Scott

Johan F M Swinnen, 1962-

Swinnen, Johan F.M

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The emergence of China as a global economic powerhouse, the uncertain path of Russia towards a market economy, and the integration of ten Central and Eastern European countries into the European Union (EU) have occupied the minds and agendas of many policy-makers, business leaders and scholars from around the world at the end of the twentieth and the beginning of the twenty-first century. Twenty years ago these developments were unimaginable. The impact of these changes is so vast that the importance of understanding the forces that unleashed this process, how these changes became possible, and what the lessons are for other developing countries, cannot be overestimated. This book is the first effort to analyze the economics and politics of agricultural reforms by comparing the reform processes, their causes and their effects across this vast region. The authors draw on a vast set of studies and new data, which compare reforms and economic impacts in more than 25 countries, to come up with a series of conclusions and implications on the role of economic reforms in growth, and the importance of initial conditions and political constraints in explaining the choices that were made and their effects. The book analyzes some of the most successful sets of agricultural policies in history that have lifted people out of poverty, raising productivity and incomes by staggering amounts. At the same time the book explains the reasons behind dramatic failures in policy processes and reforms that caused hunger, poverty and which had devastating effects on economic growth and development for millions of other people.
About the Author Johan F.M. Swinnen is Professor of development economics and Director of the LICOS Center for Transition Economics at the University of Leuven (KUL) in Belgium, a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Brussels, and Coordinator of the European Network of Agricultural and Rural Policy Research Institutes (ENARPRI). He has been lead economist at the World Bank and an Economic Advisor at the European Commission. He has also acted as consultant and advisor to other international institutions including EBRD, OECD, FAO, and IFAD and many East European governments. Scott Rozelle is Professor in the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics in the University of California, Davis. Dr. Rozelle received his B.Sc. from UC, Berkely, M.Sc. and Ph.D. from Cornell University. Before moving to the University of California in 1998, he was an Assistant Professor in the Food Research Institute and Department of Economics at Stanford University. He is the U.C. Davis 2000 Chancellor Fellow and is the chair of the Board of Academic Advisors of the Center for Chinese Agricultural Policy.

"The emergence of China as a global economic powerhouse, the uncertain path of Russia towards a market economy, and the integration of ten Central and Eastern European countries into the European Union (EU) have occupied the minds and agendas of many policy-makers, business leaders and scholars from around the world at the end of the twentieth and the beginning of the twenty-first century. Twenty years ago these developments were unimaginable. The impact of these changes is so vast that the importance of understanding the forces that unleashed this process, how these changes became possible, and what the lessons are for other development countries, cannot be overestimated." "This book is the first effort to analyze the economics and politics of agricultural reforms by comparing the reform processes, their causes and their effects across this vast region. The authors draw on a vast set of studies and new data, which compare reforms and economic impacts in more than 25 countries. A series of conclusions and implications on the role of economic reforms in growth, and the importance of initial conditions and political constraints in explaining the choices that were made and their effects are discussed throughout the book."--Jacket

Contents......Page 10
List of Tables......Page 11
List of Figures......Page 12
Abbreviations......Page 14
1. Introduction......Page 16
Part I: The Economics of Agricultural Transition......Page 26
2. Patterns of transition......Page 28
3. A model of agricultural transition......Page 43
4. Policy reforms......Page 65
5. The effects of the reforms......Page 91
Part II: The Political Economy of Agricultural Transition......Page 108
6. Basic determinants of reform strategies......Page 110
7. Why did the Communist Party reform in China, but not in the Soviet Union?......Page 115
8. Determining the pace of market liberalization......Page 138
9. The political economy of property rights reform and farm restructuring......Page 149
Part III: Conclusions, Lessons, and New Developments......Page 168
10. Conclusions......Page 170
11. Lessons of agricultural transition......Page 185
12. The second decade of transition......Page 194
References......Page 202
B......Page 218
C......Page 219
D......Page 221
F......Page 222
G......Page 223
I......Page 224
L......Page 225
M......Page 226
P......Page 227
Q......Page 229
R......Page 230
T......Page 231
U......Page 232
Z......Page 233

Contents 10
List of Tables 11
List of Figures 12
Abbreviations 14
1. Introduction 16
Part I: The Economics of Agricultural Transition 26
2. Patterns of transition 28
3. A model of agricultural transition 43
4. Policy reforms 65
5. The effects of the reforms 91
Part II: The Political Economy of Agricultural Transition 108
6. Basic determinants of reform strategies 110
7. Why did the Communist Party reform in China, but not in the Soviet Union? 115
8. Determining the pace of market liberalization 138
9. The political economy of property rights reform and farm restructuring 149
Part III: Conclusions, Lessons, and New Developments 168
10. Conclusions 170
11. Lessons of agricultural transition 185
12. The second decade of transition 194
References 202
Index 218
A 218
B 218
C 219
D 221
E 222
F 222
G 223
H 224
I 224
J 225
K 225
L 225
M 226
N 227
O 227
P 227
Q 229
R 230
S 231
T 231
U 232
V 233
W 233
X 233
Y 233
Z 233

<p>Studying agrarian transition in more than 25 countries from Central and Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, and East Asia, this book is the first effort to analyze the economics and politics of the reforms in agriculture by comparing the reform processes, their causes and their effects across this vast region.</p>

Studying agrarian transition in more than 25 countries from Central and Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, and East Asia, this text analyses the economics and politics of the reforms in agriculture by comparing the reform processes, their causes and effects across this vast region

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