Agricultures familiales : la roue tourne ?

Desmulier, Delphine Acloque; Gasselin, Pierre; d'Orfeuil, Henri Rouillé

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“…Mediterranean Europe's replication of the Californian model has been thoroughly analysed elsewhere (e.g., Critz, 1995). For example, the works of Corrado et al (2017) and Gertel and Sippel (2017) offer a general and in-depth picture of the labour, social and migratory transformations in the Mediterranean countryside, especially in relation to European Mediterranean countries, but also including some analysis of countries along the Mediterranean's southern and eastern shores (on agriculture in the non-European Mediterranean area, see Acloque et al, 2015;Aslan, 2013;Potot, 2013).…”

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The globalisation of Italian agriculture. Transformations of migrant labour composition in agriculture in Trentino

Della Puppa,

Piovesan

2023

Sociologia Ruralis

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The cultivation of apples is one of the principal economic activities in Trentino, which is responsible for 25% of Italian apple production and 4% of European apple production. The industry is structurally based on migrant work, especially from Eastern European countries in the EU. This model has come up against obstacles due to EU migrant workers redrawing their trajectories: They now tend to remain in their country of origin or move towards central European countries, where they find better wages and working conditions. This is also due to the inadequacy of Italian migration policies, which make it difficult for employers to recruit migrant workers. As a result, employers started to recruit refugees and asylum seekers from countries in the sub‐Saharan and Indian subcontinent who had recently arrived in Trentino. This article analyses these transformations and the trend of ‘refugeeisation’ process of the agricultural workforce, as well as the partial replacement of seasonal workers in Trentino. It then focuses on the impact of the pandemic on international recruitment and on the organisation of the migrant workforce.

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Section: The 'Mediterranean Model Of Immigration' and The 'California...mentioning

confidence: 99%

The globalisation of Italian agriculture. Transformations of migrant labour composition in agriculture in Trentino

Della Puppa,

Piovesan

2023

Sociologia Ruralis

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A Success of Some Sort: Social Enterprises and Drip Irrigation in the Developing World

Venot

2016

World Development

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L’agriculture familiale : rengaine ou nouveauté ?

Lacombe

2016

Nat. Sci. Soc.

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Les Nations unies ont fait de 2014 l'« Année internationale de l'agriculture familiale ». La communauté internationale du domaine, tout particulièrement la recherche agronomique pour le développement, a alors multiplié manifestations et ouvrages. L'agroéconomiste Philippe Lacombe, l'un des spécialistes de ces sujets, propose ici une analyse critique des réflexions multiformes sur l'agriculture familiale qui ont été avancées et débattues à cette occasion, en particulier sur l'actualité et le futur de cette question ainsi que sur les modes d'approche d'une réalité incontournable, l'agriculture familiale représentant plus de huit exploitations sur dix dans le monde. La RédactionRésumé -L'année 2014, retenue par les organisations internationales comme année de l'agriculture familiale, a été l'occasion pour plusieurs équipes françaises de recherche engagées sur ce thème de livrer une synthèse de leurs travaux et de réfléchir sur leur contribution à la compréhension, l'évaluation, la gouvernance de cette forme d'organisation agraire considérée, tantôt comme archaïque, tantôt comme performante. Le propos de cet article est de situer ces travaux dans le mouvement des idées sur l'agriculture familiale. Ces recherches, en analysant l'importance, la diversité et les potentialités de l'agriculture familiale, en viennent à mettre opportunément l'accent sur les conditions et modalités de son insertion efficace dans les sociétés contemporaines. L'action publique et les décisions privées s'en trouvent éclai-rées. Plus généralement, ces travaux renouvellent l'analyse du système productif agricole. Abstract -Family farming: catchphrase or novelty?The year 2014, declared by international organizations as the Year of Family Farming, offered an opportunity for several French research teams engaged on this theme to produce a summary of their work and to reflect on their contributions to the understanding, evaluation and governance of this form of agrarian organization now regarded at times as archaic, at times as successful. The aim of this article is to position these works within the current trends of ideas on family farming. By analyzing the size, diversity and potential of family farming, these studies opportunely focus on the terms and conditions of its effective integration in contemporary societies. As a result, they contribute to inform public policies and private decisions. More generally, these studies offer new perspectives for the analysis of the agricultural production system.

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Agricultures familiales : la roue tourne ?

Cited by 6 publications

References 5 publications

The globalisation of Italian agriculture. Transformations of migrant labour composition in agriculture in Trentino

The globalisation of Italian agriculture. Transformations of migrant labour composition in agriculture in Trentino

A Success of Some Sort: Social Enterprises and Drip Irrigation in the Developing World

L’agriculture familiale : rengaine ou nouveauté ?

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