Jean-Claude Daumas’s scientific contributions

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La consommation dans les campagnes françaises dans les années 1880-1914 : un régime de transition: XVIIe-XXIe siècle : regards franco-espagnols
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Jean-Claude Daumas

From the 1850’s onwards, the French rural areas underwent changes that intensified after the Great Depression. Consumption now held a crucial part: from then on food became more varied and nourishing, clothes more convenient and elegant, furniture more comfortable and abundant, houses were bigger, better equipped and healthier. However, these changes were not uniform: the gaps between regions and between the various rural groups remained important. Though country people consumed an increasing amount of shop-bought products, they still relied massively on self-production. Thus, the consumption pattern that emerged before World War I was both hybrid and transitory and it would not disappear for good until the Trente Glorieuses.

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... At the end of the nineteenth century, small farmers gradually adopted the urban model of consumption, but their practices remained widely diverse and particularities did not disappear. Rural populations still consumed a large amount of their own production (Daumas, 2015). ...

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The Making of the Consumer : Historical and Sociological Perspectives
La consommation dans les campagnes françaises dans les années 1880-1914 : un régime de transition: XVIIe-XXIe siècle : regards franco-espagnols
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