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Wine studies, wine worlds, networks and scales
« Wine studies », monde du vin, réseaux et échelles
Intermediation in the production, distribution and consumption of wine
Intermédiation dans la production, la distribution et la consommation du vin
Published on Monday, October 15, 2018
Summary
L'objectif de cette rencontre réside dans une approche diachronique destinée à montrer les emboîtements d’échelles qui sont à l’oeuvre dans le « monde du vin », comme les réseaux multiformes qui s’entrecroisent et interfèrent dans ce milieu, de la production à la consommation du produit.
Announcement
Programme
Wednesday 17 October
- 13h00-13h30 : Accueil des participants/registration
- 13h30-14h00 : Ouverture du colloque CEMMC, Equipe présidentielle
- 14h00-14h30 : Présentation du colloque (S. Lachaud, C. Marache, J. McIntyre)
- 14h30-15h30 : Keynote & questions : Rod PHILLIPS History, Carleton University, Canada Negotiating God, the weather, and merchants: the priest of Volnay (Burgundy) and the wine business in the eighteenth century
15h30-16h00: Break
16h00-17h30 Session 1 : the role of intermediaries in the production and marketing of wine
Chair : Kathleen Brosnan
- Anne WEGENER SLEESWIJK – History – Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, France> Les courtiers en vin aux Provinces-Unies : Wine brokers in the Dutch Republic : Circulation of information and assessment of the products (late seventeenth-eighteenth centuries)
- Luciano MAFFI (University of Genoa, Italy), Paolo TEDESCHI (University of Milan-Bicocca, Italy) & Manuel VAQUERO PIÑEIRO (University of Perugia, Italy) – History> A Better Wine for an International Market: public institutions for the improvement of the Italian viticulture and winemaking (1870s-1910s)
- Sylvaine BOULANGER – Geography – Sorbonne-Université, France> Alsatian wine cooperatives: Innovative places and structures to move upmarket and promote terroir wines (in a vineyard renowned for its varietal wines)
- Raphaël SCHIRMER – Geography – Université Bordeaux Montaigne, France> Bordeaux, a wine capital in a multi-centred world
- Agnes MARSAULT and Jeffrey SOAR – Business & Technology – University of Southern Queensland, Australia> Technology-enabled agile methods for intermediation reduction in production and distribution in the wine industry
• 17h45 : Wine degustation
• 20h00 : Conference dinner
Thursday 18 October
09h00-10h30 Session 2 Produce And Sell Wine At All Scales
Chair : Rod PHILLIPS
- Benoit MUSSET – History – Le Mans Université, France> Wine merchants and producers in eighteenth century France : trust and distrust
- Julie MCINTYRE & John GERMOV – History & Sociology – University of Newcastle, Australia> Vines, wine & identity: A multi-modal framework for expressing and analysing the multi-scaled circuitry of human connections and actions in the Hunter winegrowing community, 1828-1983
- Clelia VIECELLI – Anthropology – University of Southampton, UK> Aesthetics, joy and responsibility: crafting «natural» wines in Northern and Southern Italy
- Vincent FOURNIER – Anthropology – Université du Québec, Canada> The impacts of commercialisation and DOC laws on wine production and meanings in Calabria, Italy
10h30-11h00 : Break/Morning tea
11h00-12h30
Session 3 Networks and channels
Chair : Graham HARDING
- Valentin TAVEAU – History – Université d’Angers, France> The English trade network of Ackerman-Laurance Saumur sparkling wines in the second half of the nineteenth century: The network analysis as a methodology adapted to the use of correspondence and accounting materials for the study of the Ackerman Laurance Company
- Jennifer REGAN-LEFEBVRE – History – Trinity College, USA> Which networks for which world of wine? South Africa and the global wine trade, from 1900 to 1961
- Florian MARCELIN – Geography – Université Lyon 2, France> The Trade Networks of the Northern Rhône Valley Wines
- Alfredo COELHO – Bordeaux Sciences Agro, Sciences de Gestion, France> Downstream vertical integration of multinational companies in the wine industry: issues and strategies
12h30-13h30 : Lunch
13h30-15h00 Session 4 phd round table
Chair : Mikael PIERRE
Participants :
- Chelsea DAVIS,
- Clelia VIECELLI,
- Sophie BRENNAC-LAFON,
- Valentin TAVEAU,
- Mikael PIERRE
15h00-15h30 : Break
15h30-17h00 Session 5 Migrations, colonization and other foreign influences in the wine world
Chair : Jennifer SMITH-MAGUIRE
- Kathleen NEILS CONZEN and Michael P. CONZEN – History & Geography – University of Chicago, USA> Ethnic Market Segmentation and the Fine Wine Sector in 19th-Century California: Two German Immigrant Examples
- Chelsea DAVIS – History – George Washington University, USA> Fruits of their labour: Networks of migration, knowledge, and consumption in the 19th century Cape and Australian Wine industries
- Kathleen BROSNAN – History, University of Oklahoma, USAVitis Vinifera: An episode in ecological imperialism and cultural colonization
- Jacqueline DUTTON – French Studies, University of Melbourne, Australia Colonial and postcolonial wine Worlds: Making the French Wine Empire
Evening free or informal dinner in Bordeaux CBD
Friday 19 October
9h00-10h00 Session 6 Consume wine, talk about wine
Chair : Steve Charters
- Graham HARDING – History – University of Oxford, UK> What voice has the consumer in the matter? : Champagne brands and the value chain in 19th century Britain
- Peter HOWLAND – Sociology, Massey University, New Zealand> ‘85% Pure’: wine consumers and terroir in New Zealand Aōtearoa
10h00-10h30 : Break/Morning tea
10h30-11h30 Session 6 Consume wine, talk about wine
Chair : Raphaël SCHIRMER
- Jennifer SMITH-MAGUIRE – Marketing, University of Leicester, UK> Rendering provenance: The work of cultural intermediaries in the cultural production of ‘authentic’ wine
- Steve CHARTERS & David MENIVAL – Business Studies, Burgundy School of Business, France> The use of the word ‘terroir’ in French wine discourse
Plenary/conclusions
11h30-13h00 : Lunch
Afternoon/après-midi : Tour in Saint-Emilion/Excursion à Saint-Emilion (departure : 13h00 by bus / return to Bordeaux arround 19h30)
Subjects
- History (Main subject)
- Society > History > Economic history
- Society > History > Rural history
Places
- Université Bordeaux Montaigne - Domaine Universitaire, 19 esplanade des Antilles
Bordeaux, France (33)
Date(s)
- Wednesday, October 17, 2018
- Thursday, October 18, 2018
- Friday, October 19, 2018
Attached files
Keywords
- vin, échelle, réseau, intermédiation, production, distribution, consommation
Contact(s)
- Stéphanie Lachaud
courriel : stephanie [dot] lachaud [at] u-bordeaux-montaigne [dot] fr
Reference Urls
Information source
- Stéphanie Lachaud
courriel : stephanie [dot] lachaud [at] u-bordeaux-montaigne [dot] fr
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« Wine studies, wine worlds, networks and scales », Conference, symposium, Calenda, Published on Monday, October 15, 2018, https://calenda.org/493433