442 WINE LAW different nuances, in the conflict of interests of the socioeconomic future, affecting this activity through the entire 20th century, reaching our days. The ideological issues are related to the agricultural policies performed over time, such as 1980’s France, when the globalisation of agriculture deepened and the entities of international cooperation spread the implementation of projects according to the “Development of Rural Territories”. In such debates, one party coped with the “paradigm of capitalist development”, while the other assumed the “paradigm of agrarian issues”. On the one hand, the former pursued the development of territories to increase the productive competitiveness and insert the companies onto the global circuits of innovation and commerce; on the other hand, the latter looked towards the strengthening of local basis and their organisations through the consolidation of said circuit: production, commerce and consumption, autonomous and looking for emancipation4. Considering some social aspects, generalisations should not be made for concepts that do not result relevant to the comprehension of viticulture’s socioeconomic problem. It is considered that the Law ruling this industry claims for an authentic knowledge of the factors that directly affect supply and demand, for instance the cultural background of the producers and the impacts on the local development. That shows the necessary specialisation of the legal techniques to respect and promote the property rights, its wide promotion on the social groups and the free initiative in the constitutional framework. The restriction of individual rights implies a balance between freedom and authority, hence “how much regulation” is basically a matter of political prudence. When the common good is directly compromised, it is necessary to regulate through policing means, being impossible to establish a previous catalogue, since, in addition to the governor’s prudence, there is the pressure of the public opinion and the demands of the affected institutions. The technique of a good administration is demonstrated in the “how”5. In the analysis of the reasonable regulations, it should prevail an inclusive perspective of the goals, applicative flexibility and no discrimination6. “¿Cómo Solucionar la Crisis Vitivinícola? Diagnóstico y Propuesta en un Informe de 1917”, Revista Electrónica de Fuentes y Archivos, Centro de Estudios Históricos Prof. Carlos Segreti, Córdoba (Argentina), year 3, no. 3, 2012, pp. 197-213, ISSN 1853-4503. 4 Jorge Luis Morandi, “Las políticas públicas, los paradigmas y los enfoques del desarrollo territorial rural”, in María Mercedes Patrouilleau, Walter Fernando Mioni & Cecilia Inés Aranguren (coords.), Políticas públicas en la ruralidad argentina, Ediciones INTA, Instituto de Prospectiva y Políticas Públicas 2017. 5 Rodolfo Carlos Barra, “La Regulación Legislativa del Proceso de Transformación en la Argentina”, Revista Régimen Administración Pública, no. 151, p. 10. 6 Juan Carlos Casagne, “Marcos Regulatorios y Regulación Económica”, Revista Régimen de la Administración Pública, no. 183, p. 23.
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