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Archive | 2011

Under what conditions Geographical Indications protection schemes can be considered as public goods for sustainable development

Bertil Sylvander; Anne Isla; Frédéric Wallet

This chapter questions the contribution of geographical indications for sustainable development of territories from the development of an analytical framework based on a redefinition of the concept of public good. After outlining the boundaries of the traditional approach of public property as it is conveyed by the neoclassical economic literature, we propose an alternative view from the work of I. Kaul (2001, 2004) whose hypothesis is that public goods are socially constructed linking the decision, consumption and distribution issues. We then propose to strengthen the operational dimension of this grid by introducing the question of the definition and allocation of rights and the notion of public service principles. Applied to the issue of protection devices and product management in GI, this grid provides ultimately a tool for understanding how GIs contribute to sustainable development of territories through the production of environmental goods, social, economic and cultural goods.


Archive | 1999

Specific Quality and Evolution of Market Coordination Forms: The Case of Environmentally Friendly Food Products

Anne Glandieres; Bertil Sylvander

The current events remind us how agricultural activities can create strong damages on the environment and generate real problems for human health (pollution of drinking water, residues in food, etc.). Many consumers want to secure their health and to protect the environment and it’s in the way of a better quality and security for food. Indeed, some general inquiries estimate the willingness to pay for food products which respect nature and animal welfare near 30% more.


Archive | 2005

Chapitre 8. Politiques publiques et enjeux sociétaux de l’agriculture biologique

Bertil Sylvander; Yves-Marie Cabidoche; Jean-Marie Morin

L’agriculture biologique (AB) ne peut être réduite à la définition d’un mode de production, et ce que l’on se réfère à sa définition réglementaire ou à ses définitions professionnelles (voir chapitre premier). Il s’agit pour ses promoteurs et ses praticiens de replacer explicitement ce mode de production dans un ensemble global de nature systémique. Au-delà du mode de production, on se réfère donc à des aspects aussi divers que l’équilibre global de l’exploitation agricole, le lien au sol (et donc le territoire), les effets revendiqués sur l’environnement (pollutions des sols et des eaux, biodiversité, absence d’OGM, équilibres naturels, ressources non renouvelables, etc., voir chapitre 6), le développement de l’emploi agricole (dont il est prouvé que l’AB le préserve mieux que le conventionnel, voir Padel et Lampkin, 1994), les aspects éthiques (bien-être animal, commerce équitable, conditions de travail, etc.), et plus globalement un mode d’organisation de la société.


Economies et sociétés | 1999

Some factors of success for origin labelled products in agri-food supply chains in Europe: market, internal resources and institutions

Dominique Barjolle; Bertil Sylvander


Archive | 2006

Facing the organic reality : the diversity of development models and their consequences on research policies

Bertil Sylvander; Stéphane Bellon; Marc Benoit


Economies et sociétés | 2007

Création et distribution de valeur économique dans les filières de fromages AOP

Dominique Barjolle; Sophie Reviron; Bertil Sylvander


Researching sustainable systems. Proceedings of the First Scientific Conference of the International Society of Organic Agriculture Research (ISOFAR), held in Cooperation with the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM) and the National Association for Sustainable Agriculture, Australia (NASAA), Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide, South Australia, 21-23 September, 2005. | 2005

ORGANIC AND LOW INPUT FOOD CONSUMERS: CONCERNS AND PERSPECTIVES FOR DEVELOPING THE ORGANIC MARKET IN THE FUTURE

Bertil Sylvander; Martine François


67th Seminar, October 28-30, 1999, LeMans, France | 1999

Some factors of success for origin labelled products in agri-food supply chains in Europe : market, internal resources and institutions

Dominique Barjolle; Bertil Sylvander


Archive | 2005

Agriculture biologique en Martinique : Quelles perspectives de développement ?

Martine François; Roland Moreau; Bertil Sylvander


67th Seminar, October 28-30, 1999, LeMans, France | 1999

Typicité et mode de production: une typicité fermière?

Martine François; Bertil Sylvander; Joseph Hossenlop

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Dominique Barjolle

Institut national de la recherche agronomique

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Marc Benoit

Institut national de la recherche agronomique

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Eric Blanchart

Institut de recherche pour le développement

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Anne Isla

University of Toulouse

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Douadia Bougherara

Institut national de la recherche agronomique

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Luc Thiébaut

Institut national de la recherche agronomique

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Stéphane Bellon

Institut national de la recherche agronomique

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Dominique Barjolle

Institut national de la recherche agronomique

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