In this article, we first present the framework of the conventions theory (CT) and the sustainable criteria of the Alternative Food Networks (AFN). Then, we present our results chain’s actor by chain’s actor (processors, supermarkets, corner grocery stores and producers). We indicate their consideration for the local and organic food products and their values around these themes. Finally we discuss these results within the CT conceptual framework showing that the producers seems anchored in the industrial world while the other actors are in majority coordinated by the market world. Thus, we suggest that the levers will be different for the producers and for the other actors of the peach and apricot chains and yet some common values have to ...
In terms of sustainability, the effects of the development of organic farming are subject to debate,...
Organic sectors and markets differ throughout Europe, but common to all is that local organic market...
This article explores the “quality battlefield” in the food economy – the dispute over value convent...
In this article, we first present the framework of the conventions theory (CT) and the sustainable c...
Public authorities and consumers increasingly support food value chains that are more environmentall...
International audienceThe purpose of this paper is to investigate the manifestations and interaction...
During the second half of the last century, organic agriculture and consumption increased tremendous...
International audienceShort food supply chains remain often reduced to rudiments of the past or acti...
The transition of existing food value chains towards greater sustainability is a societal imperative...
David M. Evans & Josephine Mylan (2019) Economy and Society, 48:3, pp. 426-449 Abstract. The...
Justification/Motivation In recent years, parallel to the growth of the organic sector, we witnessed...
Localized food growing and livestock rearing initiatives with more direct transformation and commerc...
The coordination of activity across sites and spaces of production and consumption is a key concern ...
The French school of convention theory has influenced various branches of agro-food studies in the p...
International audienceIn Mediterranean countries, short food supply chains, limiting the number of i...
In terms of sustainability, the effects of the development of organic farming are subject to debate,...
Organic sectors and markets differ throughout Europe, but common to all is that local organic market...
This article explores the “quality battlefield” in the food economy – the dispute over value convent...
In this article, we first present the framework of the conventions theory (CT) and the sustainable c...
Public authorities and consumers increasingly support food value chains that are more environmentall...
International audienceThe purpose of this paper is to investigate the manifestations and interaction...
During the second half of the last century, organic agriculture and consumption increased tremendous...
International audienceShort food supply chains remain often reduced to rudiments of the past or acti...
The transition of existing food value chains towards greater sustainability is a societal imperative...
David M. Evans & Josephine Mylan (2019) Economy and Society, 48:3, pp. 426-449 Abstract. The...
Justification/Motivation In recent years, parallel to the growth of the organic sector, we witnessed...
Localized food growing and livestock rearing initiatives with more direct transformation and commerc...
The coordination of activity across sites and spaces of production and consumption is a key concern ...
The French school of convention theory has influenced various branches of agro-food studies in the p...
International audienceIn Mediterranean countries, short food supply chains, limiting the number of i...
In terms of sustainability, the effects of the development of organic farming are subject to debate,...
Organic sectors and markets differ throughout Europe, but common to all is that local organic market...
This article explores the “quality battlefield” in the food economy – the dispute over value convent...