Bond Scheme for Common Agricultural Policy Reform

1: Decoupled Payments and a Triad of Policy Objectives: Compensation, Farm Income Support and Multifunctionality, Alan Swinbank 2: Direct Payments in the EU and their Treatment in the WTO, Alan Swinbank 3: Compensation Proposals for EU Farm Policy Reform, Jonathan Little, University of Reading, UK, Thomas Knapp, Georg-August Universität Göttingen, Germany, Miguel Sottomayor, The Portuguese Catholic University, Portugal, and Alan Swinbank 4: A Bond Scheme to Facilitate CAP Reform, Alan Swinbank, and Stefan Tangermann, OECD, Paris, France 5: From CAP to CARPE: Embedding the Bond Scheme Proposal in a Comprehensive Reform, Leonardo Costa, The Porguguese Catholic University, Portugal, Arlindo Cunha, Portugal, Américo Mendes and Miguel Sottomayor, The Portuguese Catholic University, Portugal 6: Why a Bond Scheme was not Adopted in 1992, Carsten Daugbjerg, University of Aarhus, Denmark 7: Implementing a Bond Scheme, Alan Swinbank, Jonathan Little, Thomas Knapp, and Miguel Sottomayor 8: Asking Farmers about their Response to the Proposed Bond Scheme, Richard Tranter, Leonardo Costa, Portugual, Thomas Knapp, Jonathan Little, and Miguel Sottomayor 9: A Role for Direct Payments? The Doha Round, EU Enlargement and Prospects for CAP Reform, Arlindo Cunha, Portugal 10: Concluding Comments, Alan Swinbank and Richard Tranter