The book delves into the intricate nature of risk within the film industry, examining how perceptions and management of risk influence film financing, production, and audience reception. It highlights the various dimensions and debates surrounding risk, providing insights into its critical role in determining which films succeed in the competitive landscape of cinema.
Focusing on the origins of a crisis in agricultural support and trade policies, this study analyzes the factors that led to its development. It offers insights into both national and international strategies aimed at creating more rational and effective agricultural policies. By examining past mistakes and proposing solutions, the book seeks to guide future policy-making in the agricultural sector.