Socialist agricultural policy

The collection Socialist Agricultural Policy: Origins and Implementations focuses on the similarities, differences, continuities, and discontinuities of agricultural policies in European socialist countries after World War II.Drawing on an in-depth discussion of the ideological essence, development, and implementation of agrarian policy in the Soviet Union, the publication uses case studies from selected state socialist countries to demonstrate that, despite the original model being the same, socialist agricultural policy differed substantially in its implementation from country to country.The publication makes a significant scientific contribution to our understanding of how agrarian policy was formed and implemented in state socialist countries.It will be a valuable resource for historians, sociologists, and researchers specialising in agrarian economics and political regimes.