Embedding Local Places in Global Spaces: Geographical Indications as a Territorial Development Strategy

Geographical indications (GIs) are place-based names that convey the geographical origin, as well as the cultural and historical identity, of agricultural products. GIs are unique, in that they provide a means of ensuring that control over production and sales of a product stays within a local area,...

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Published in:Rural sociology 2010-06, Vol.75 (2), p.209-243
Main Author: Bowen, Sarah
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agribusiness
Agricultural economics
Agricultural Occupations
Agricultural Production
Agricultural products
Agriculture
alcoholic beverages
Cheese
cheeses
Cohesion
Comparative Analysis
Concept formation
cultural heritage
Cultural Identity
Cultural resources
Development strategies
domestic trade
Drama
Economic Development
Economic sociology
economic theory
Embedded systems
Embedding
Equality
Farmers
food labeling
food law
food marketing
Food products
food quality
foods
Foreign Countries
France
Geographic Information Systems
Geographic Location
geographical indications
geographical variation
Geography
Global Approach
Global local relationship
Government Role
human food chain
International Trade
Legislation
Local communities
Local Issues
Market
Marketing
Markets
Merchandise Information
Mexico
Organizational Effectiveness
Political Factors
Political Issues
Process engineering
product certification
Production
Production systems
Production. Distribution. Advertising
Progress
Protection
provenance
Regions
Rural and urban sociology
Rural Economics
Rural Farm Residents
Rural sociology
Sales
Small farms
small-scale farming
Social cohesion
Sociology
Sociology of economy and development
Supply
supply chain
Supply chain management
Supply chains
Sustainability
sustainable development
tequila
terroir
traditional foods
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