Prior to World War II, the majority of Bulgarian farms were very small, fragmented, and produced predominantly for their own consumption. By 1989, however, Bulgarian agriculture was organized in large-scale, mechanized farms, producing for national and international consumption. Many observers expected further radical changes after 1989, with wide-spread distribution of property rights in land, and market liberalization, leading to the emergence of western-style family farms.In this paper, we outline overall changes in patterns of land use, and then use survey data from the World Bank to examine patterns of agricultural land use by rural households. We find a small group of families engaged in limited commercial farming, and a small group w...
Historically proven fact is that land fragmentation is a logical consequence of each land reform. Th...
What happened in the post-Soviet, European grain-belt after collective farms were dissolved and in w...
The reforms after 1989 has led to fragmentation of agriculture and lower the average production per ...
Prior to World War II, the majority of Bulgarian farms were very small, fragmented, and produced pre...
The reform of agricultural land was one of the primary tasks during the transition from centrally pl...
Setbacks in the progress of restructuring Bulgaria's agriculture. Before the introduction of reform...
Bulgaria has a long tradition of smallholder farming, predominantly producing for self-consumption. ...
Bulgaria : Land Reform without Peasants In 1991, the Bulgarian government adopted a land act (modi...
The rural areas in Bulgaria cover more then 80% of the country territory and account for about 29% o...
This paper incorporates a new inter-disciplinary methodology of the New Institutional and Transactio...
In this thesis I present an inductive study of agriculture-based livelihood strategies in Bulgaria a...
Policy (CAP) in Bulgaria will be impeded to the high-est degree by the land problems because the fin...
Agriculture/horticulture has traditionally been an important sector in the economy of Bulgaria. In t...
An Example of a Socialist Agriculture: the Bulgarian Agriculture. The observation of the recent dev...
This paper analyzes evolution, implementation and impacts of state agricultural policies in Bulgaria...
Historically proven fact is that land fragmentation is a logical consequence of each land reform. Th...
What happened in the post-Soviet, European grain-belt after collective farms were dissolved and in w...
The reforms after 1989 has led to fragmentation of agriculture and lower the average production per ...
Prior to World War II, the majority of Bulgarian farms were very small, fragmented, and produced pre...
The reform of agricultural land was one of the primary tasks during the transition from centrally pl...
Setbacks in the progress of restructuring Bulgaria's agriculture. Before the introduction of reform...
Bulgaria has a long tradition of smallholder farming, predominantly producing for self-consumption. ...
Bulgaria : Land Reform without Peasants In 1991, the Bulgarian government adopted a land act (modi...
The rural areas in Bulgaria cover more then 80% of the country territory and account for about 29% o...
This paper incorporates a new inter-disciplinary methodology of the New Institutional and Transactio...
In this thesis I present an inductive study of agriculture-based livelihood strategies in Bulgaria a...
Policy (CAP) in Bulgaria will be impeded to the high-est degree by the land problems because the fin...
Agriculture/horticulture has traditionally been an important sector in the economy of Bulgaria. In t...
An Example of a Socialist Agriculture: the Bulgarian Agriculture. The observation of the recent dev...
This paper analyzes evolution, implementation and impacts of state agricultural policies in Bulgaria...
Historically proven fact is that land fragmentation is a logical consequence of each land reform. Th...
What happened in the post-Soviet, European grain-belt after collective farms were dissolved and in w...
The reforms after 1989 has led to fragmentation of agriculture and lower the average production per ...