La transmission comme outil stratégique de pérennisation de l’entreprise viticole - Le cas de la Bourgogne vitivinicole

2019

International audience; Bien que la transmission relève d’un choix, d’une stratégie individuelle, ce processus a également des impacts en termes de dynamique et stratégique collectives et en termes de pérennité du vignoble (prix du foncier, maintien du modèle économique « familial », etc..). Cette question est d’autant plus cruciale que le foncier viticole, en Bourgogne en particulier, est aujourd’hui difficilement accessible. Tout d’abord, du fait de son niveau de forte valorisation, et ensuite, du fait de la rareté des parcelles mises sur le marché.La pérennisation vise à garantir la survie du modèle économique choisi, pour autant cela n’empêche pas une certaine mutation de ce primo-modèl…

The influence of agriculture on the structural economic vulnerability of small island spaces: Assessment using DEA based composite indicators

2020

Small island spaces are confronted with significant disadvantages that ultimately result in strong economic vulnerability. The conventional literature emphasizes the main role of agriculture in generating structural vulnerability. Specifically, the higher the weight of agriculture compared to other sectors is, the more structurally vulnerable an economy is. However, the recent food crises revealed that the economic dependence on agriculture is not a problem on its own, but the issue is rather the efficiency of this sector along with the orientation of domestic production towards diversification and food self-sufficiency. In this paper, we thus propose a new structural economic vulnerability…

Transmission et pérennisation des entreprises viticoles bourguignonnes

2019

An assessment of energy vulnerability in Small Island Developing States

2020

Abstract Small Island Developing States (SIDS) suffer from several structural characteristics that jeopardize their ability to achieve a sustainable energy future. Their reliance on imported fossil fuels exacerbates their exposure to external threats on international energy markets. Their energy systems are also exposed to internal disturbances that disrupt the proper production, transmission and distribution of energy. The aim of this paper is to investigate the extent to which island energy systems are vulnerable to shocks and internal dysfunctions over which they have no control. For this purpose, we build a composite index of energy vulnerability using the Multi-Layer Benefit-of-the-Dou…