En Atlantique, dans le parfum du grogú : la valorisation de la canne à sucre aux îles du Cap-Vert

The Cabo Verde archipelago’s history cannot be dissociated from the sugar cane’s one. This plant, appreciated by the peasants because of its advantages in spite of poor hydric conditions, is found in all the systems of agricultural production. Along with other plants, it has contributed to perpetuat...

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Main Author: Michel Lesourd
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Language:Spanish
Published: Presses universitaires du Midi 2017-12-01
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/caravelle/2481
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description The Cabo Verde archipelago’s history cannot be dissociated from the sugar cane’s one. This plant, appreciated by the peasants because of its advantages in spite of poor hydric conditions, is found in all the systems of agricultural production. Along with other plants, it has contributed to perpetuate the archipelago’s territorial and socially unequal structure. The actual demand, due to diaspora as well as tourism, bears the revival of its culture which appears in el grogú, a home-made rhum, considered as an identity marker as well as a local product with standard qualifications.
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En Atlantique, dans le parfum du grogú : la valorisation de la canne à sucre aux îles du Cap-Vert
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Identity
Slavery
Morgados
Grogú
Regadío
title En Atlantique, dans le parfum du grogú : la valorisation de la canne à sucre aux îles du Cap-Vert
title_full En Atlantique, dans le parfum du grogú : la valorisation de la canne à sucre aux îles du Cap-Vert
title_fullStr En Atlantique, dans le parfum du grogú : la valorisation de la canne à sucre aux îles du Cap-Vert
title_full_unstemmed En Atlantique, dans le parfum du grogú : la valorisation de la canne à sucre aux îles du Cap-Vert
title_short En Atlantique, dans le parfum du grogú : la valorisation de la canne à sucre aux îles du Cap-Vert
title_sort en atlantique dans le parfum du grogu la valorisation de la canne a sucre aux iles du cap vert
topic Identity
Slavery
Morgados
Grogú
Regadío
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