Il ruolo della Commissione europea nel processo di definizione della PAC: un caso studio sulla riforma dello zucchero
Author(s)
Iagatti, Matteo
Date Issued
March 30, 2010
Type
Doctoral Thesis
Abstract
The work we present propose an application of the two level game logic to the CAP definition
context. The analysis is based on a case study on the 2005 sugar CMO reform and aims at pointing
out the role of the European Commission in steering the negotiation toward its preferred solution.
Moreover we aim at pointing out and define the instrument which the Commission use during this
process. The case study is based on the analysis of the largest number of document possible on the
negotiation carried out during the sugar CMO reform. Once we obtained results from the case study we formulate some general hypothesis on the role of the Commission and the instruments used
during the reform process to move member States position towards its preferences. The hypothesis
are then gathered into a formal model which represents an attempt to replicate the logic emerged from the case study. The formal model aims at checking the correct nature of our assumptions in relation to the logic of two level game and point out the quantitative effects of the work of the Commission on the relative gains the participant get from the negotiation.
The results we obtained from the case study are rather interesting, and represents a contribution to the understanding of the role of the Commission. Form the model we obtain also some valuable results but the same nature of the model proved too be a bit rigid for the purposes of our analysis.
Additional information
Dottorato di ricerca in Politica agraria
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