2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0921-8009(00)00161-0
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The Bouchereau woodland and the transmission of socio-ecological economic value

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“…11 On the other hand, the approach taken by mainstream economics can result in the loss of valuable information about social context and the specificities of time and place, such as the spiritual or cultural value that people in a local community may attribute to particular localities. 12 Historical approaches can be better at capturing such local cultural-contextual knowledge than the quantitative research methods favoured in economics departments.…”
Section: Why the Integration Of Global Environmental And Business Hismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…11 On the other hand, the approach taken by mainstream economics can result in the loss of valuable information about social context and the specificities of time and place, such as the spiritual or cultural value that people in a local community may attribute to particular localities. 12 Historical approaches can be better at capturing such local cultural-contextual knowledge than the quantitative research methods favoured in economics departments.…”
Section: Why the Integration Of Global Environmental And Business Hismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nature may be valued only outside markets. Noël et al . (2000) have shown that many forest owners refused to sell their forests regardless of the offered amounts, as the forests are considered a historical‐cultural metaphor representing the people's identity.…”
Section: The Perceived Meanings Of Values and Valuationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conventional economic treatment may lead to misinterpretation. In view of the conceptual flaws, new concepts and analytic approaches have been developed in rural forestry research (Blamey et al ., 1995; Noël et al ., 2000). Amongst UGS and forest researchers, the limitations of the techniques have largely gone unnoticed or, at least, have not appeared to be of sufficient concern for comment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Un échantillon de propriétaires des parcelles du bois de Bouchereau a été contacté et interviewé. Le questionnaire portait sur le prix et les autres conditions auxquelles les propriétaires actuels seraient susceptibles de vendre leur parcelle (Boisvert, Noël et Tsang King Sang, 1998 ;Noël, O'Connor et Tsang King Sang, 1999 …”
Section: Le Bois De Bouchereau En Franceunclassified