SAD CT2International audienceOver the past decade, organisations producing quality goods have been investigating innovative processes to cope with the new quality criteria demanded by consumers, commodity chains and policy-makers. In this paper, we propose to use network sociology to link innovation and learning theories and thus highlight the diverse social practices contributing to changes and underlying learning processes in such contexts. Farmers groups, evolving towards multifunctional agriculture, constitute exemplary cases to study these dynamics. We will be presenting the results of a longitudinal ethnographic case study carried out in a small cooperative implementing environment-friendly viticulture in the Languedoc (South of Franc...
French agriculture is subject of critics because of the impacts on the natural resources, of the tra...
Agricultural innovation emerges from the social interaction between many different stakeholders such...
Taking into account farmers' experience is essential to develop “ecological intensification” of agri...
En mobilisant notions sociologiques sur l organisation et l innovation, cette thèse explore des dyna...
Depuis une perspective théorique au croisement de la sociologie économique et de la sociologie de la...
En mobilisant notions sociologiques sur l’organisation et l’innovation, cette thèse explore des dyna...
The increasing complexity of modern day society has led to the emergence of a specific type of susta...
SAD CT1National audienceSustainable agriculture develops itself as a new paradigm that shatters the ...
SAD CT1International audienceThis contribution proposes a sociological analysis of knowledge exchang...
To analyse and understand the current dynamics of innovation in French rural areas, one has to overc...
Changing agricultural paradigm reveals local actors initiatives with regard to sustainable developme...
International audienceThe agroecological transition involves a paradigm shift both in terms of the p...
According to transition theories, a full adhesion to sustainability paradigm for agro- food system...
Taking into account farmers’ experience is essential to develop “ecological intensification” of agri...
Le changement du paradigme agricole met en évidence les initiatives des acteurs locaux en matière de...
French agriculture is subject of critics because of the impacts on the natural resources, of the tra...
Agricultural innovation emerges from the social interaction between many different stakeholders such...
Taking into account farmers' experience is essential to develop “ecological intensification” of agri...
En mobilisant notions sociologiques sur l organisation et l innovation, cette thèse explore des dyna...
Depuis une perspective théorique au croisement de la sociologie économique et de la sociologie de la...
En mobilisant notions sociologiques sur l’organisation et l’innovation, cette thèse explore des dyna...
The increasing complexity of modern day society has led to the emergence of a specific type of susta...
SAD CT1National audienceSustainable agriculture develops itself as a new paradigm that shatters the ...
SAD CT1International audienceThis contribution proposes a sociological analysis of knowledge exchang...
To analyse and understand the current dynamics of innovation in French rural areas, one has to overc...
Changing agricultural paradigm reveals local actors initiatives with regard to sustainable developme...
International audienceThe agroecological transition involves a paradigm shift both in terms of the p...
According to transition theories, a full adhesion to sustainability paradigm for agro- food system...
Taking into account farmers’ experience is essential to develop “ecological intensification” of agri...
Le changement du paradigme agricole met en évidence les initiatives des acteurs locaux en matière de...
French agriculture is subject of critics because of the impacts on the natural resources, of the tra...
Agricultural innovation emerges from the social interaction between many different stakeholders such...
Taking into account farmers' experience is essential to develop “ecological intensification” of agri...