2016
DOI: 10.1484/m.rurhe-eb.5.112259
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Specialisation in rural history: towards a definition

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“…6). Following Von Thünen's theory, the specialization in cash crop production in this area should be attributed to the closeness of Paris; however, other factors such as proximity to the Seine River or the establishment of a complex commercial network also explain the geography of specialization (Antoine and Herment, 2016).…”
Section: -1946: Timid Beginnings Of Crop Specializationmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…6). Following Von Thünen's theory, the specialization in cash crop production in this area should be attributed to the closeness of Paris; however, other factors such as proximity to the Seine River or the establishment of a complex commercial network also explain the geography of specialization (Antoine and Herment, 2016).…”
Section: -1946: Timid Beginnings Of Crop Specializationmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…At the farm scale, diversification of production was also the best suited way to cope with pests, disease and weather and ensure the subsistence of the farm while multiplying possible outlets. As long as technical possibilities remained limited, integrating crop and livestock was inherent in farming systems (Antoine and Herment, 2016). The visible shift from intensive integrated crop and livestock farming to extensive integrated crops and livestock farming systems between 1852 and1906 (Fig.…”
Section: -1906: the Dominance Of Integrated Crop-livestock Farmingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Las especializaciones agrícolas pueden concebirse a la vez como un estado y como un proceso (Herment y Antoine, 2016). Los análisis centrados en el estado -descriptivos o en forma de indicio-dan cuenta de la situación en un instante preciso.…”
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“…En primer lugar, desde un punto de vista agrícola, económico y social, la especialización tiene un fuerte impacto en las tierras, especialmente en el ciclo de rotación de cultivos, en los modos y ritmos de movilización de la mano de obra, y en la elección y organización de las plantaciones. En segundo lugar, la especialización es inherente al establecimiento de redes comerciales, que drenan una parte de los recursos locales y atraen otros desde el exterior (Béaur, 2009;Herment y Antoine, 2016). Estos dos aspectos -el de la producción y el de la relación con el mercado-constituyen, en cierta manera, los dos niveles del despegue de la "especialización" agrícola hasta finales del siglo XIX.…”
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