From worldwide importance to local status: champagne in Épernay. — The small town of Épernay claims to be the worldwide capital of champagne. Although it is the headquarters of some of the largest firms and of the main professional and trade-union bodies, the city only ranks third within the département. This paper aims at demonstrating how the images of a city of worldwide importance and of a small town coexist within a limited area — what impact this has on agricultural practices and land tenure, which vary widely according to the social class, what the views of the local population are on, not the city, but the two cities of Épernay.Petite ville, Épernay revendique le rang de capitale du champagne. Siège de quelques-unes des grandes firm...
Champagne and the fields : new areas for regional analysis. The notion of field must be considered i...
Identical in size and not very for apart from one another, Parthenay and Bressuire fulfill varied ro...
Few wine growing regions are as different from one another as Bordeaux and Champagne are. «Bordeaux»...
Champagne benennt auf einmal eine physische Region, die gleichbleibende Grenzen hat, und soziale Bau...
Depuis 40 ans, la structure des villes moyennes s’est écartée de celle des villes de plus grande tai...
International audienceThis paper questions the political status of the American State Capitals as we...
Cet article interroge tant les petites capitales fédérées des États-Unis au travers de leur statut p...
National audienceThis paper deals with the relations between city and farming activities through lon...
Mérignac, major suburban town of the greater Bordeaux. Mérignac is the largest town in the whole sub...
International audienceThe position of small towns in urban networks has been a permanent problematic...
RÉSUMÉ /SUMMARYCrise et stratégies locales : Plessisville, St-Georges, Thetford MinesD'une analyse c...
Local power and urban geography. The role of the local power on the evolution of a town is often ver...
[Notes_IRSTEA]Classification JEL : R00, R12 [Departement_IRSTEA]Territoires [TR1_IRSTEA]DTAMBien que...
The small-sized city is a geographical object difficult to be characterized by researchers and stake...
The vineyard, wine and the city. experiments of Bordeaux of a lived trilogy. Bordeaux, a city which ...
Champagne and the fields : new areas for regional analysis. The notion of field must be considered i...
Identical in size and not very for apart from one another, Parthenay and Bressuire fulfill varied ro...
Few wine growing regions are as different from one another as Bordeaux and Champagne are. «Bordeaux»...
Champagne benennt auf einmal eine physische Region, die gleichbleibende Grenzen hat, und soziale Bau...
Depuis 40 ans, la structure des villes moyennes s’est écartée de celle des villes de plus grande tai...
International audienceThis paper questions the political status of the American State Capitals as we...
Cet article interroge tant les petites capitales fédérées des États-Unis au travers de leur statut p...
National audienceThis paper deals with the relations between city and farming activities through lon...
Mérignac, major suburban town of the greater Bordeaux. Mérignac is the largest town in the whole sub...
International audienceThe position of small towns in urban networks has been a permanent problematic...
RÉSUMÉ /SUMMARYCrise et stratégies locales : Plessisville, St-Georges, Thetford MinesD'une analyse c...
Local power and urban geography. The role of the local power on the evolution of a town is often ver...
[Notes_IRSTEA]Classification JEL : R00, R12 [Departement_IRSTEA]Territoires [TR1_IRSTEA]DTAMBien que...
The small-sized city is a geographical object difficult to be characterized by researchers and stake...
The vineyard, wine and the city. experiments of Bordeaux of a lived trilogy. Bordeaux, a city which ...
Champagne and the fields : new areas for regional analysis. The notion of field must be considered i...
Identical in size and not very for apart from one another, Parthenay and Bressuire fulfill varied ro...
Few wine growing regions are as different from one another as Bordeaux and Champagne are. «Bordeaux»...