Auf dem Weg zur Reform der gemeinsamen Agrarpolitik?

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Joachim Lange introduces the discussion on the next reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), highlighting the current status and future directions. Various experts, including Bernhard Krüsken and Jochen Dettmer, explore the objectives and pathways for reform. Franz Jansen-Minßen examines agricultural structures as reflections of regulatory frameworks and market dynamics. Wilfried Steffens addresses income security, debating the re-coupling of direct payments versus risk management and market freedom. Christian Huyghe and colleagues advocate for innovation as a central goal of the CAP. Norbert Röder emphasizes the importance of fostering innovation, while Christian Gaebel and Jürgen Wilhelm discuss the future of greening measures, considering whether to tighten or replace them. Heino von Meyer provides insights from working groups on greening strategies. Peter Weingarten reflects on the intersection of CAP and rural development, and Matthias Borst questions the structure of funding policies for rural areas. Ludger Schulze Pals analyzes governance in funding policies, while Martin Häusling presents a summary of the ongoing debate in the European Parliament. Lastly, Christian Meyer envisions the future of the CAP post-2020, calling for societal funding aligned with societal benefits.