Section outline

    • We have formed an understanding of the landscape and looked at its history. We are now going to try to establish a famer typology according to their strategy.

    • Vidéo :What is a typology? Nicole Sibelet explains and illustrates this point through her own experience in the field in different locations across the world.

    • Nature and purposes of typology (7') File
      • What is a type?
      • How many types for a typology?
      67.7 MB
    • From Nepal to Costa Rica, contextualised typologies (8'30) File
      88.1 MB

    • Vidéo :Typologies cannot be composed according to recipes, but require reflection. Nicole Sibelet gives an example.

    • A typical case study (12'30) File
      • There is no "standard" typology
      • Typology: a typical case study
      • A few clarifications
      • Statistical tools and typology
      113.5 MB

    • Vidéo :Didier Pillot looks at the first results obtained to start forming a typology that represents the diversity of situations.

    • Theory: from the research question to typology (27') File
      • The sources of agricultural diversification
      • The strategies and decisions of those involved
      • The limited rationality of those involved
      • The qualitative approach and the reasoning behind the composition of the sample
      • The landscape and history for pre-typology
      • The reasoning behind the sample
      • Preparing the interviews of those involved
      • Creating an interview guide
      243.0 MB