Agriculture, marché du travail et immigration. Une étude dans le secteur des fruits et légumes méditerranéens

Bernard Roux

Mondes en développement, 2006, vol. 134, issue 2, 103-117

Abstract: A Study in Mediterranean Fruits and Vegetables Production Sector Using labor market segmentation theory, the study of fruits and vegetables intensive production in capitalistic family farms brings an empirical knowledge of secondary labor market segment. The research is located in mediterranean regions, where immigrants workers are strongly employed. The use of these precarious workers is an essential factor for fruits and vegetables production unit competitivity

Keywords: labor market; labor market segmentation; farming; fruits and vegetables; Mediterranean; immigration (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2006
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