Faut-il jeter la Méditerranée avec l'eau du bain?

Bromberger, Christian; Durand, Jean-Yves

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“…In particular, this has lead to an approach which considers the Mediterranean as a whole, as a logical geographic area. Notably, we consider the literature of anthropology (Albera 2006, Blok et al 2001, Bromberger and Durand 2001, Herzfeld 1987, Peristiany 1963, 1966, 1976, Pina-Cabral 1989, Tolosana 2001, in geography (Béthemont 2001, Brunet 1995, Deprest 2002, Dollfus 1995, or in history (Bourguet et al 1998, Braudel 1949, 1977, Chastagnaret and Ilbert 1991, Ilbert 1992, Roncayolo 2002. The second characteristic of demographic literature on the Mediterranean is related to the issues addressed.…”

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Demographic Ageing in the Mediterranean: The End of the Spatial Dichotomy Between the Shores?

Doignon

2019

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The Mediterranean is too often presented as a heterogeneous geographical area. Demography has helped to create this narrative of a Mediterranean of contrasts in which the different shores are systematically opposed: a northern shore in decline, with low fertility rates and an ageing population, as opposed to the young and fertile southern and eastern shores, which are experiencing rapid growth. However, this spatial dichotomy is gradually disappearing due to demographic transition: population growth and fertility are in decline, and the disparities between the different areas of the Mediterranean are vanishing. Moreover, demographic transition automatically gives rise to an ageing population. While the varied populations of the Mediterranean are currently differentiated by their levels of ageing, it is inevitable that these levels will converge in the future. This paper studies this future convergence, including the hypothesis that the southern and eastern shores will catch up with the northern shore. It also envisages a potential challenge to the spatial dichotomy of demographic ageing in the Mediterranean. To this end, we will go beyond the national frameworks generally used for studies of the Mediterranean as a whole and examine each Mediterranean country at a sub national level. After creating demographic projections based on 4 prospective scenarios, we will use various methods (cartography, spatial statistics, etc.) to express how the southern regions will catch up, how the space will change, and how the spatial dichotomy of ageing in the Mediterranean will evolve.

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Demographic Ageing in the Mediterranean: The End of the Spatial Dichotomy Between the Shores?

Doignon

2019

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“…Mentionnons à ce propos trois perspectives. En premier lieu : la construction dialogique des apparences, c'est-à-dire le système de différences qui s'établit, non plus au sein d'un groupe, mais entre les groupes (Bromberger & Durand 2001 (Lewis 1990 : 265-266). Après le schisme de 1054, les prêtres orientaux auraient porté la barbe et les cheveux longs parce que les clercs occidentaux se rasaient, tandis que les juifs, en ne se taillant pas la barbe sur les côtés, choisissaient de suivre les prescriptions du Lévitique (19, 27 et 21, 5), etc.…”

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Bartholeyns¹

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“…6 6 Regarding this anthropological invention of the Mediterranean, see Bromberger ( This is the Mediterranean (has it been said enough ?) of ostentatious hospitality, of honour and shame connected 2001,2002) ; Bromberger and Durand (2001). to blood and name, of an endogamic vision of the world, of the republic of cousins, a pattern anchored especially on the southern shores and in pre-Christian antiquity, of marriage with one's kin, of Jocasta saying to Polynices : "A spouse taken from outside brings misfortune", of the predilection for "living with one's own", of sexual segregation, "of a certain ideal of virile brutality whose complement is the dramatization of feminine virtue" (Tillion 1966 : 67).…”

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Towards an anthropology of the Mediterranean

Bromberger¹

2013

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Faut-il jeter la Méditerranée avec l'eau du bain?

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Demographic Ageing in the Mediterranean: The End of the Spatial Dichotomy Between the Shores?

Demographic Ageing in the Mediterranean: The End of the Spatial Dichotomy Between the Shores?

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Towards an anthropology of the Mediterranean

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