Learning from the Foot and Mouth Crisis
This project considered the impact of the Foot and Mouth crisis on rural economies, with a specific focus on the North of England.
- Project Dates: 2001 - 2002
- Project Leader: Katy Bennett
- Staff: Katy Bennett, Andrew Donaldson, Philip Lowe, Jeremy Phillipson, Angela Tregear, Neil Ward and Charlotte Weatherell
- Sponsors: ESRC
The research examined the institutional management of Foot and Mouth, the response of rural firms and farms and the effects on consumer attitudes, the project sought to explain the conduct and impact of the crisis and identify medium-term consequences for rural policy and governance and programmes for rural recovery.
Related publications:
Bennett, K., Phillipson, J., Lowe, P. and Ward, N. (2001) The Impact of the Foot and Mouth Crisis on Rural Firms: A Survey of Microbusinesses in the North East of England. Centre for Rural Economy Research Report 32
Harvey, D.R. (2001) What Lessons from Foot and Mouth? A Preliminary Economic Assessment of the 2001 Epidemic, Centre for Rural Economy Working Paper 63
Lowe, P., Edwards, S. and Ward, N. (2001) The Foot and Mouth Crisis: Issues for Public Policy and Research, Centre for Rural Economy Working Paper 64