Dynamique urbaine et rente foncière viticole dans le bordelais. Une approche économétrique de la résistance

Stéphanie Peres ()

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Abstract: Periurban is subjected to land use conflicts: economic development and population growth do not have same logics than agricultural land. This competition results in a conversion of vineyard parcels into industrial or residential land use. One is then brought to wonder about conversion determinants of these two land uses. Our approach will consider determinants of household and firms localizations before being interested in their impacts on the probability of parcels conversion using a multinomial Logit model. The residential conversion factors always do not light the mechanisms of conversion into industrial, the variable of accessibility explaining substitution of this last use.

Keywords: land-use conflict; urbanization; suburban agriculture; AOC vineyard; discrete choice model; viticulture AOC périurbaine; conflits d'usage des sols; modèle à choix qualitatifs multiples (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009
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Published in Canadian Journal of Regional Science / Revue canadienne des sciences régionales, 2009, 32 (2), pp.241-256

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Working Paper: Dynamique urbaine et rente foncière viticole dans le bordelais: une approche économétrique de la résistance (2007)
Working Paper: Dynamique urbaine et rente foncière viticole dans le bordelais: une approche économétrique de la résistance (2007)
Working Paper: Dynamique urbaine et rente foncière viticole dans le bordelais: une approche économétrique de la résistance (2007)
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