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Publications Catalogue Directorate General for Research PUBLICATIONS CATALOGUE RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION DOSSIERS WORKING PAPERS AND STOA STUDIES UPDATED AS OF SEPTEMBER 1998 PUBLICATIONS CATALOGUE DG IV • RESEARCH 2 PUBLICATIONS CATALOGUE DG IV • RESEARCH 3 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT DIRECTORATE GENERAL FOR RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS CATALOGUE PART A RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION DOSSIERS / WORKING PAPERS (This catalogue is published annually. It is also available on the INTERNET site of the European Parliament) Updated as of end SEPTEMBER 1998 PART A AGRICULTURE, FORESTS AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT SERIES/FISHERIES SERIES ............7 BUDGETARY AFFAIRS SERIES ...........................................................14 ECONOMIC AFFAIRS SERIES ............................................................15 REGIONAL SERIES ......................................................................21 TRANSPORT POLICY SERIES ............................................................24 ENERGY AND RESEARCH SERIES ........................................................26 ENVIRONMENT, PUBLIC HEALTH AND CONSUMER PROTECTION SERIES ...................30 NATIONAL PARLIAMENTS SERIES .......................................................33 POLITICAL SERIES......................................................................34 EXTERNAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS SERIES ...............................................39 CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE SERIES ................................................42 LEGAL AFFAIRS SERIES .................................................................42 PEOPLE'S EUROPE SERIES...............................................................44 CIVIL LIBERTIES SERIES................................................................45 WOMEN'S RIGHTS SERIES...............................................................46 SOCIAL AFFAIRS SERIES ................................................................48 EDUCATION SERIES ....................................................................50 CULTURE SERIES.......................................................................51 EDUCATION AND CULTURE SERIES ......................................................51 STATISTICS SERIES ....................................................................52 DOCUMENTARY DATA BASES AND INDEXES OF DEBATES SERIES .........................53 MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICATIONS OF THE DIRECTORATE GENERAL FOR RESEARCH ........54 PUBLICATIONS CATALOGUE DG IV • RESEARCH 4 PUBLICATIONS CATALOGUE DG IV • RESEARCH 5 P R E F A C E The Directorate General for Research's publications catalogue is published annually. This catalogue is divided into two separate parts, namely: PART A lists the DG IV Research and Documentation Dossiers and Working Papers published in the following fields: Agriculture, Budgetary, Economic, Regional and Transport Policies, Energy and Research, Environment, Public Health and Consumer Protection, National Parliaments, Political, External Economic Relations, Central and Eastern Europe, Legal Affairs, People's Europe, Women's Rights, Social Affairs, Education, Culture and Statistics Series, as well as the Documentary Data Bases and Indexes of Debates Series. PART B concerns the Scientific and Technological Assessment (STOA) studies and reports published in the following fields: Aeronautics and Space, Agriculture, Biotechnology, Energy, Environmental Management and Protection, Fisheries, Industrial Technologies/Materials, Information and Communications Technologies, Medicine and Health, Regional Policy and Urban Planning, Research Policy, Innovation and Evaluation, Socio-Economic Dimensions of Technology and Transport. This edition of the DG IV publications catalogue comprises, apart from the normal information, in most cases an additional short summary describing the contents of each study. All publications can be obtained in the available languages by request to the Publications Service or STOA of the Directorate General for Research upon completion of the order forms on the final page. Moreover, the Internet site of the European Parliament (www.europarl.eu.int) announces the latest publications as well as other studies of the Directorate General for Research. This announcement is also published in the Bulletin of the European Parliament - Activities Section. PUBLICATIONS SERVICE DIRECTORATE GENERAL FOR RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS CATALOGUE DG IV • RESEARCH 6 PUBLICATIONS CATALOGUE DG IV • RESEARCH 7 AGRICULTURE, FORESTS AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT SERIES/FISHERIES SERIES W1: The state of the Agriculture and Food Sectors in the countries of Central and Eastern Europe April 1992 - EN August 1993 - EN, W1/rev.2 Detailed account of the importance of agriculture in the CEEC's economy, the production structure, market, problems and weaknesses, prospects and relations with the EC, dealt with generally, and separately for each country, also indicating the consequences for the Community's agriculture and food sector. W2: La situation du secteur de la pêche et de l'aquaculture dans les pays de l'Europe de l'Est April 1992 - FR Updated December 1992 - FR, W2/rev. l Profile of the fisheries sector, in particular the fleet, industry, market, fisheries resources and the state of the environment in the countries of Eastern Europe following the upheavals in the former USSR and the former Yugoslavia, and the creation of the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic. W3: Small-scale Fisheries in the EEC Member States. April 1992 - EN W4: Auswirkungen der Vereiningung Deutschlands auf die Land - und Fischereiwirtschaft der fünf neuen Länder (ex-DDR) February 1992 - DE W5: Une strategie communautaire globale dans le secteur forestier. A. Partie l: Les forêts et la politique forestière de la Communaute europeenne Tomes I-II-III. August 1993- FR B. Partie ll: Les forêts tropicales et la politique communautaire Tomes I - Il. November 1993 - FR C. Introduction: Les forêts dans le monde. December 1993 - FR D. Summary - Conclusions- Proposals. March 1994 - DA/DE/EL/EN/ES/IT/NL/PT W6: A. Part I: Agricultural negotiations in the Uruguay Round of GATT: Strategies of the contracting parties, compatibility of the draft Washington Agreement with the CAP, impact on European agriculture July 1993 - FR/DA/DE/EL/EN/ES/IT/NL/PT Study outlining the specific characteristics of the agricultural sector and the origin of the trade conflicts caused by the Uruguay Round. The EP's contribution through its resolutions is highlighted. A summary bibliography completes this publication. B. Partie II: L'accord agricole final de l'Uruguay Round du GATT - L'lmpact sur l'agriculture européenne June 1995 - FR Presents the chronology of the negotiations until their conclusion in April 1994, which describes the different stages and the positions adopted by the European institutions, starting with the EP. This study is supplemented by four technical annexes and a bibliographical note. PUBLICATIONS CATALOGUE DG IV • RESEARCH 8 W7: Relations extérieures dans le domaine de l'agriculture (legislative report) June 1993 - FR This document is a three part inventory covering unilateral, bilateral and multilateral actions. W8: Situation, status, role and prospects of women in agriculture November 1993- EN/ES/FR Updated March 1994 - FR W8/rev.3 Provides an overview over the various problems women farmers face and considers their prospects in the light of the changes to the agricultural environment following the CAP and Structural Fund reforms. Represents conclusions of various seminars on these topics organized by the COPA's Women's Committee and develops the various pertinent reports and resolutions drawn up by the EP. W9: European Community Fisheries Agreements with Third Countries and Participation in International Fisheries Agreements December 1993 - EN Presents the various categories of bilateral agreements in force or in prospect concluded between the Community and third countries, together with the existing international fisheries agreements. In this context there is a listing of European Parliament reports from 1989 to July 1993 and an overview of Community policy in the area of development cooperation. W10: La politíca de desarrollo rural en la Comunidad Europea October 1993 - ES The effect of the structural fund reform on rural development in the various Member States from the point of view of Objectives 1, 5a) and 5b). Presentation of the Community initiatives LEADER and MIRIAM. W11: The Situation of Agriculture in New Zealand and EC-New Zealand Agricultural Trade Relations June 1993 - EN Analysis of the primary sector in New Zealand, concentrating on the situation of the main agricultural industries in this country and its current exports to the European Community and assessing prospects for future cooperation. W12: La Reforma de la política agricola común de 1992 A Parte I: Las decisiones del Consejo de Mayo de 1992 December 1993 - ES This study is divided into two parts. The first deals with general aspects and describes the origin, objectives, principles and instruments of the CAP.The second part sets out the legislation applicable to each of the sectors affected by the reform (cereals, oilseeds, protein crops, tobacco, bovine animals, sheep and milk products). B Parte II: Las decisiones del Consejo de Junio de 1993 June 1994 - ES This study consists of four chapters on the updating of the legislation, the presentation of agricultural guidelines, the sectors affected by the reform, in particular the wine sector, and a first assessment of this reform. An annex on the detailed legislation and the bibliography completes this
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