Critical Analysis of the Common Agricultural Policy from an ecofeminist perspective: Discursive Foundations, Historical Context, and New Agrarian Challenges

This study critically analyzes the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) through an ecofeminist lens, employing "What’s the Problem Represented to Be?" (WPR) methodology. The research focuses on the discursive foundations and socio-political context of the CAP, with particular attention to its latest reform (2023–2027). By identifying the dominant discourses underpinning the policy, the preliminary results reveal a historical bias which favors industrialized agricultural models while marginalizing alternative approaches for more sustainable and fair food systems.