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IVES 9 IVES Conference Series 9 Aspetti legislativi di settore: e politiche comunitarie

Aspetti legislativi di settore: e politiche comunitarie

Abstract

Sulla base del tema assegnatomi è stata forte la tentazione di addentrarmi nel labirinto della regolamentazione comunitaria. Per buona pace degli intervenuti ho ritenuto, pero, poco utile una elencazione di numeri e riferimenti normativi che saranno brevemente riassunti in una tabella (TAB 1), ed ho preferito lasciare spazio, invece, ad una riflessione sul come e sul perché la normativa comunitaria e la politica della Comunità in senso più lato, affrontano il connubio: territorio-vino. E’ necessaria, quindi, una brevissima premessa sulla politica eco­nomica dell’Unione Europea relativa al settore.

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Publication date: March 2, 2022

Issue: Terroir 1998

Type: Article

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ALESSANDRA BUSNENGO

Ministero per le Politiche Agricole
Direzione generale delle politiche comunitarie ed internazionali, Roma

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