Class in a Glass: Capital, Neoliberalism and Social Space in the Global Wine Industry
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Auteurs : John Overton [Nouvelle-Zélande] ; Warwick E. Murray [Nouvelle-Zélande]Source :
- Antipode [ 0066-4812 ] ; 2013-06.
Descripteurs français
- Pascal (Inist)
- Wicri :
- geographic : Chili.
- topic : Classe sociale, Consommation, Mondialisation, Propriété intellectuelle, Classe moyenne, Statut social, Vignoble, Vin.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- African wine, African wine industry, Agrarian question, Antipode, Antipode foundation, Australian wines, Brand development, Capital, Capital investment, Cheap labour, Chile, Class formation, Class formations, Complex arrangements, Complex ways, Consumer behaviour, Consumption, Consumption patterns, Contract gangs, Corporate capital, Different forms, Different places, Different scales, Different ways, Diverse ways, Eastern europe, Expensive wines, Family farm, Family farms, Favoured regions, Geographical indication, Geographical indications, Global, Global corporations, Global economy, Global industry, Global wine industry, Globalization, Gwynne, Hand harvesting, High land values, Household production, Important implications, Individual investors, Industry, Intellectual property, International journal, Investor, Labour, Land values, Latin america, Local brands, Lower expectations, Lower returns, Manpower, Many regions, Middle class, Middle class consumers, Middle classes, Napa valley, Nation state, Neo liberalism, Neoliberal restructuring, Neoliberal times, Other forms, Other parts, Other producers, Overton, Pernod ricard, Pino silva, Political economy, Proletarianisation, Proletarianisation hypothesis, Quality control, Restructuring, Robert parker, Rural class formation, Rural economy, Rural labour, Rural spaces, Rural studies overton, Seasonal labour, Single glass, Social class, Social dynamics, Social space, Social status, Status gains, Such investment, Symbolic expressions, Terroir, Tidjschrift voor economische, Trade liberalisation, Value chain, Value chains, Various ways, Vine, Vineyard, Vineyard land, Vineyard work, Wage labour, Wide range, Wine, Wine appellation, Wine brands, Wine companies, Wine consumption, Wine industries, Wine industry, Wine marketing, Wine production, Wine quality, Wine regions, Wine sector, Wine tourism, Wine tourists, Winemaking, Winemaking operations, Winery, Zealand.
- Teeft :
- African wine, African wine industry, Agrarian question, Antipode, Antipode foundation, Australian wines, Brand development, Capital investment, Cheap labour, Chile, Class formation, Class formations, Complex arrangements, Complex ways, Consumption patterns, Contract gangs, Corporate capital, Different forms, Different places, Different scales, Different ways, Diverse ways, Eastern europe, Expensive wines, Family farm, Family farms, Favoured regions, Geographical indication, Geographical indications, Global, Global corporations, Global economy, Global industry, Global wine industry, Gwynne, Hand harvesting, High land values, Household production, Important implications, Individual investors, Intellectual property, International journal, Investor, Labour, Land values, Latin america, Local brands, Lower expectations, Lower returns, Many regions, Middle class, Middle class consumers, Middle classes, Napa valley, Nation state, Neoliberal restructuring, Neoliberal times, Other forms, Other parts, Other producers, Overton, Pernod ricard, Pino silva, Political economy, Proletarianisation, Proletarianisation hypothesis, Quality control, Restructuring, Robert parker, Rural class formation, Rural labour, Rural spaces, Rural studies overton, Seasonal labour, Single glass, Social dynamics, Social status, Status gains, Such investment, Symbolic expressions, Tidjschrift voor economische, Trade liberalisation, Value chain, Value chains, Various ways, Vineyard, Vineyard land, Vineyard work, Wage labour, Wide range, Wine, Wine appellation, Wine brands, Wine companies, Wine consumption, Wine industries, Wine industry, Wine marketing, Wine production, Wine quality, Wine regions, Wine sector, Wine tourism, Wine tourists, Winemaking, Winemaking operations, Winery, Zealand.
Abstract
Abstract: This paper explores the evolving relationship between class and capital in the neoliberalised global wine industry. Wine is a unique sector that is possessed of intricate and underexplored aspects of class formation. Having investigated the recent restructuring of the industry under neoliberalism the paper goes on to analyse class formations in the production and consumption spheres. In this discussion we note not only the concrete economic and social dynamics of change, in terms of the differing fortunes of consumers, investors, landowners and workers, but also the physical and symbolic expressions of class in and through the countryside, as manifested in changing landscapes, discourses and idylls. In conclusion we analyse relationship between capital, class formation and accumulation across and within different scales in the context of a rapidly globalising sector that is so rooted in place.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-8330.2012.01042.x
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<front><div type="abstract">Abstract: This paper explores the evolving relationship between class and capital in the neoliberalised global wine industry. Wine is a unique sector that is possessed of intricate and underexplored aspects of class formation. Having investigated the recent restructuring of the industry under neoliberalism the paper goes on to analyse class formations in the production and consumption spheres. In this discussion we note not only the concrete economic and social dynamics of change, in terms of the differing fortunes of consumers, investors, landowners and workers, but also the physical and symbolic expressions of class in and through the countryside, as manifested in changing landscapes, discourses and idylls. In conclusion we analyse relationship between capital, class formation and accumulation across and within different scales in the context of a rapidly globalising sector that is so rooted in place.</div>
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