Aspects d’une plain méditerranéenne:La Thessalie
Abstract
La plaine de Thessalie est probablement une des régions
grecques qui se sont le plus rapidement transformées depuis
1950. Une société de petits paysans propriétaires a modifié
ses cultures, avec l’introduction du coton et de la betterave
à surce, en même temps que s’organisait le remembrement
des terres et que progressaient irrigation, drainage et mécanisation.
Cette société singulièrement mouvante, pénétrée
de préoccupations commerciales est aussi touchée par l’émigration.
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Sivignon, M. (1969). Aspects d’une plain méditerranéenne:La Thessalie. The Greek Review of Social Research, 1, 22–39. https://doi.org/10.12681/grsr.521
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