Agricultural Integration in Postwar Europe

Programm

Introduction
(Kiran Klaus Patel, Florenz)

From Failure to Fall? The Emergence of the EEC’s Common Agricultural Policy
(Chair: Jean-Marie Palayret, Firenze)
Guido Thiemeyer (Siegen): Two Attempts of Agricultural Integration in Western Europe: Why the Pool Vert Failed in the 1950s and the CAP Succeeded in the 1960s / N. Piers Ludlow (London): The Green Heart of Europe? The Rise and Fall of the CAP as the Community’s Central Policy, 1958-1985
(Commentary: Desmond Dinan)

Member States, Integration, Transnationalization
(Chair: Wolfram Kaiser, Portsmouth)
Kiran Klaus Patel (Florenz): Europeanisation à contre coeur Germany and Agricultural Integration, 1950 to 1975 / Laurent Warlouzet (Paris): The Deadlock: De Gaulle and the CAP, 1958-69
(Commentary: Morten Rasmussen (Kopenhagen)

Visionaries, Technocrats, Model Europeans? The Creators of the CAP
(Chair: Antonio Varsori, Padua)
Johan van Merriënboer (Nijmegen): Commissioner Sicco Mansholt and the Creation of the CAP / Katja Seidel (Portsmouth): Making Europe through the CAP. Formation of an Esprit de Corps among DG VI High Officials
(Commentary: Antoine Vauchez, Paris, Florenz)

Experts and Explanations of Agricultural Integration
(Chair: Johan Schot, Eindhoven)
Venus Bivar (Chicago): The EEC and the Remapping of Agricultural France, 1954-1976 / Ann-Christina Lauring Knudsen (Aarhus): The CAP as European Welfarism. Conceptualising European Integration History and Welfare State Policies
(Commentary: Hartmut Kaelble, Berlin)

The Economic Side of Agricultural Integration
(Chair: Pieter Lagrou, Brüssel)
Giovanni Federico (Florenz): Was the CAP the Worst Agricultural Policy in the 20th century? / Vicente Pinilla, Raúl Serrano (Zaragoza): Agricultural and Food Trade in the European Community since 1963
(Commentary: Cornelius Torp, Halle)

Integration, International Agreements and Negotiations
(Chair: Helge Pharo, Oslo)
Georg von Graevenitz (Florenz): Classical International Cooperation vs. Supranational Integration: Wheat Agreements in the Interwar and the Postwar Period / Christian Gerlach (Bern): Fortress Europe in the World Food Crisis, 1972 to 1975
(Commentary: Roger Chickering, Georgetown, Berlin)

The Common Agricultural Policy and the Wider World
(Chair: Mark Gilbert, Trento)
Martin Rempe (Berlin): The Impact of the CAP on the Association with African States: the Case of Senegal / Lucia Coppolaro (Lissabon): The Six, Agriculture and GATT: an International History of the CAP Negotiations (1958-1967)
(Commentary: Corinna Unger, Washington, DC)

Final discussion
Introductory Statement
(Wilfried Loth, Duisburg-Essen)

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