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Agriculture and tourism in Mediterranean islands: are complementarities possible?

Caroline Tafani

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Whereas agriculture suffer the tourism pressure on farm lands, tourism is also an important market for local agro-food products. However, these local products, recognized and labelled for their special quality (through GI's) are sold to high prices. Which raises the question of access to "identity" products for the local people. In fact, Corsica faces a kind of double gentrification process : urban gentrification on one hand, and gentrification related to the consumption of local agro-food products on the other hand.
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hal-04014971 , version 1 (05-03-2023)

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Caroline Tafani. Agriculture and tourism in Mediterranean islands: are complementarities possible?: The example of Corsica. World congress of rural sociology, Jul 2012, Lisboa Portugal, Portugal. ⟨hal-04014971⟩
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