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This book explores how the sustainability of farming enterprises can be assessed, with a particular focus on the state of Bulgarian farms during EU CAP implementation and how such sustainability can be improved. It also investigates the evolution of the concept of sustainability. It analyses the economic, social and environmental sustainability of farming enterprises of different juridical types, sizes, specialization, and location. Factors and perspectives crucial in sustainable farming are identified, and directions for further research highlighted. The book will appeal to scientific researchers, teachers, students, farmers, professional and non-governmental organizations, administrators, and policy-makers.

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Hrabrin Bachev is a Professor at the Institute of Agricultural Economics, Sofia, Bulgaria. He has published more than 300 academic papers, book chapters, and books. His research incorporates interdisciplinary new institutional and transaction cost Economics into the agrarian sector to analyse market, private, public, and hybrid modes of governance, and the prospects of sustainable agrarian development.

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