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This newsletter accounts for the recent research works realised in the Department of Social Sciences, Agriculture and Food, Space and Environment.
Created in January 1988, this bimonthly issue is intended to all English-speaking professionals in order they find here information in the fields covered by Social Sciences: agriculture, agrifood industries, professors, searchers, students and journalists specialised in social sciences.
The main results are presented by scientists and in a condensed but accurate way, with figures to back them up, but without excessive simplification.
Last issues
You will find hereafter
the English translation of the most recent research, in pdf 
and have access to the French edition also available, in pdf
2011
N° 1-
Consumers between indifference and mistrust: French and German behaviour
regarding the potential introduction of nanotechnologies in food,
Andrea Bieberstein, Sandrine Blanchemanche, Stephan Marette, Jutta Roosen,
Frédéric Vandermoere
2010
N° 6 -
Reasons for the (in)effectiveness of consumer boycotts: Economic analysis
approach, Philippe Delacote
N° 5 - Local
taxation issues in France: rural authorities caught between tax interactions
and agglomeration economies, Sylvie Charlot, Sonia Paty, Virginie
Piguet
N° 4 - Eco-labelling
schemes faced with selfish or altruistic consumer motivations and with
the public or private nature of environmental attributes, Gilles Grolleau,
Lisette Ibanez, Naoufel Mzoughi
N° 3 - The weak effects of a “fat tax” on French households’
food purchases: A nutritional approach, Olivier Allais, Patrice Bertail,
Véronique Nichèle
N° 2 - To drink or not to drink (tap water)? The impact of environmental
quality on consumer's choices , Christophe Bontemps, Céline Nauges
N° 1 - "Viability", an approach to sustainable development aiming
to avoid crisis over time: the case of fisheries , Vincent Martinet
N° 6 -
Liberalization of Euro-Mediterranean trade: customs tariffs are not the
main obstacle to European fruit and vegetable imports , Charlotte
Emlinger, Emmanuelle Chevassus-Lozza, Florence Jacquet
N° 5 -
French forest accounting:An integrated tool for the assessment of goods
and services produced by forests , Claire Montagné, Alexandra Niedzwiedz,
Anne Stenger
N° 4 - The
wealthy from the countryside and the wealthy from the cities: Rural and
urban wealth in France between 1820 and 1939 , Jérôme Bourdieu
N° 3 - Impacts
of the revision of the European generalized scheme of preferences on agrifood
imports from developing countries , Sophie Drogué, Federica DeMaria,
Alan Matthews
N° 2 - Nutritional
policies, food-chain regulation and food consumption , Philippe Bontems,
Vincent Réquillart
N° 1 - Which
economic tools for quality regulation? Markets and regulations in the
agrifood sector , Stéphan Marette
2008
N° 6 - CAP
Health Check, decoupling and livestock in less favoured areas Vincent
Chatellier, Hervé Schmitt
N° 4/5 - Water and biodiversity: stakes and methods for Social Sciences
N° 3 - Sanitary
and phytosanitary norms and technical barriers to trade: what impacts
on the international trade of agricultural products? Anne-Célia
Disdier
N° 2 - Ageing
and food: the effects of home caring, Philippe Caron
N° 1 - Social
Norms of body shape and nutritional policies, Fabrice Etilé
2007
N° 6 - Innovation
at the service of the environment and business performance, Stefan
Ambec and Paul Lanoie
N° 5 - The
spatial demography of new establishments: more creations in urban areas,
but a higher survival rate in rural areas, Jean-Pierre Huiban, Francis
Aubert and Anne-Marie Dussol
N° 4 -
“The local scenes” of biodiversity: building a Natura 2000 network,
in France, Christian Deverre, Agnès Fortier, Pierre Alphandéry
and Catherine Lefebvre
N° 2/3 - Evolution of the Common Agricultural Policy
N° 1 - Foof
risk management and consumer information: example of methyl-mercury in
fish, Sandrine Blanchemanche, Stéphan Marette, Jutta Roosen
and Philippe Verger
2006
N° 5/6 - Agrifood firms and chains facing with new stakes
N° 4 - The
Brazilian soybean is competitive, but at what cost to the environment?
J.P. Bertrand
N° 3 - Workplace
communication and productivity: direct effect and agglomeration externalities,
S. Charlot et Gilles Duranton
N° 2 - Fall
in incomes and downturn in productivity in French agriculture since 1998,
J.P. Butault
N° 1 - Efficiency
of agricultural contracts: the case of wheat production in South-Pyrenees,
P. Dubois
2005
N° 6 - Development
and protection of the Mediterranean forest: implementation of choice modelling
in Corsica, F. Bonnieux, A. Carpentier et J.-C. Paoli
N° 5 - Technical
efficiency and indebtedness of polish farms before accession to the European
Union, L. Latruffe
N° 3/4 - Food consumption: from the influence of tastes to the apprehension of risk
N° 2 - Ambivalence
of biofuel chains in France, J.-C. Sourie, D. Tréguer et S.
Rozakis
N° 1 - Obesity,
corpulence and social status:a French/Amercian comparison (1970-2000),
F. Régnier
2004
N° 6 - Public
quality labels: should stores' own brand names be feared?, D. Hassan,
S. Monier-Dilhan
N° 4/5 - Risk regulation, precautionary principle and GMO
N° 3 - Between
restrictions and incentives: legal analysis of the reasoned agriculture
qualification, I. Doussan
N° 2 - A
measurement of the effect of delegation on the price of drinking water
in France, A. Carpentier, C. Nauges, A. Reynaud et A. Thomas
N° 1 - Debating
on scientific and technical choices:The experiment of an “interactive
technology assessment” on GMO vine research at INRA, P.B. Joly,
C. Maris and A. Bertrand
2003
N° 3 - Value
of the rural environment in periurban belts , Jean Cavailhès
N° 1/2 - Rural spaces and government’s regional policy
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