David Drevon
Publications
Publications
Animal sciences, free-range pigs and cured pork products as development tools for Corsica (1970's-1990's)7. Biennal Conference of the European Rural Histoy Organisation [EURHO], European Rural History Organisation, Sep 2025, Coimbra, Portugal. 18p |
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Pastoral resources and quality signs: from construction to deconstruction? Some cases in the South-East of France12. International Rangeland Congress, Australian Rangeland Society; IRC, Jun 2025, Adelaide, Australia. pp.1609-1613 |
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Seasonality as a vector for agroecological transition ? The case of Fin Gras du MézencJournées Scientifiques de l'Agroécologie, Forum Origine, Diversité, Territoires; Unil, Oct 2024, Lausanne, Switzerland |
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The modernisation of sheep production in Northern Massif Central: historical and ecological assessment of a development scheme (1960s-1990s)12. ESEH Conference - Mountains and Plains, European Society for Environmental History; University of Bern, Aug 2023, Bern, Switzerland |
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Broad quality and multifunctionality: past and present insights from agropastoral meat systems in the South-East of FranceMultifunctionality of livestock grazing systems, a lever to envision its possible futures. Pre-congress Worskop, May 2025, Adelaide, Australia. 1p |
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How does a superior quality sign guarantee the quality of lamb meat? The Label Rouge caseAnimal, 2024, 18 (10), pp.101312. ⟨10.1016/j.animal.2024.101312⟩ |
Acteurs et organisations pour la préservation de la biodiversité domestique animale en FranceAnne Lauvie (coordination scientifique), Annick Audiot (coordination scientifique), Etienne Verrier (coordination scientifique). La biodiversité domestique, vers de nouveaux liens entre élevage, territoires et société, Éditions Quae, pp.45-61, 2023, 9782759236817 |
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L'Iteb et l'Itovic de leur fondation à leur fusion sous le nom d'Institut de l'élevageCharlène Bouvier; Pierre Cornu; Yves Madeline. L'institut de l'élevage. Du temps de la modernisation à celui des transitions, Quae éditions, 2022, 978-2-7592-3623-7 |