Abstract

This book is a first attempt to make a comprehensive comparative analysis of agricultural policies in Bulgaria and Vietnam. Twenty year experience in reforming the agrarian sectors in both countries gives an extraordinary opportunity to (re)assess agrarian policies, their impacts and perspectives, and rethink advantages and disadvantages of specific models for modernization of agriculture. The analyses comprises the evolution and importance of agriculture in Bulgaria and Vietnam, the pace and progress of land reforms and restructuring of farms, policies of state support and regulations of agriculture, policies associated with trade regime and international trade with agrarian and food products. Finally, an assessment is made on possibilities to improve competitiveness of agriculture in both countries.

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