Camille Clément

Camille Clément


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Academic Career Length

8Years (2019-Present)

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9 July 2020 in Land
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CCCamille Clément
Camille Clément
RMRomain Melot
Romain Melot
BNBrigitte Nougarèdes
Brigitte Nougarèdes
This paper reviews the recent literature dealing with farmland protection (FP) policies in developed countries from a planning perspective, with a specific focus on the Mediterranean region. It provides coverage of French language papers that may have been omitted in previous reviews. While the Mediterranean is often pointed out as a region with acute challenges related to food security and a lack of effective planning policies, the literature underlines that issues related to FP policies are similar across the world. Hence, this review may bring valuable insights for more sustainable management of farmland on the urban fringe. It maps several interesting areas of research concerning the often implicit and disparate rationales of FP policies as well as the barriers and potential avenues for improvement for FP. It highlights that FP cannot rely merely on transferring policy tools that have proven successful elsewhere. It also reveals that land policies do not always take into account the specific needs of farming systems, as they often focus on land rather than on agriculture. Further research is thus needed to reveal the interaction over time between the use of certain FP tools and the unique local features of urban fringe agriculture. This review may be of interest to students and scholars, but also to practitioners, policy makers and local groups looking for innovative, more flexible or locally suited farmland protection programs.

1 January 2019 in Développement durable et territoires
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CSChristophe-Toussaint Soulard
Christophe-Toussaint Soulard
L’article étudie les interactions entre logiques agricoles et modalités d’accès à la terre en contexte périurbain. S’ancrant dans la géographie critique du droit, il présente les résultats d’une enquête menée auprès de 17 exploitations périurbaines de Montpellier. Plus d’un tiers des surfaces enquêtées est exploité selon le mode d’arrangements informels. Ceux-ci échappent au statut du fermage et concernent notamment les filières blé-melon, chevaux de loisirs et fourrage et parcours. Les espaces liés à ces arrangements sont issus du retrait de la vigne, de l’anticipation de l’urbanisation, mais aussi du retrait plus ancien de l’élevage pastoral dans les garrigues. Ils illustrent la production locale d’une norme sociale contournant la règle du fermage. En donnant la possibilité aux propriétaires, souvent viticulteurs et dominant le système foncier local, de garder le contrôle sur leurs terres cultivées par d’autres, ils conduisent à l’exclusion des agriculteurs non intégrés socialement dans chaque commune, notamment les porteurs de projet agricole venus d’ailleurs.