En 1788, il existait en France, comme chacun le sait, un millier d'établissements métallurgiques, dispersés en pleine campagne, souvent dans des écarts perdus, le long des cours d'eau dont le courant faisait tourner la roue de leurs soufflets et marteaux, à proximité des forêts où ils se fournissaient en charbon de bois, et utilisant le minerai de fer de surface extrait au voisinage, la matière première et le combustible étant voitures généralement par des chemins difficiles, à force de charrettes, de chevaux ou de mulets. Ces établissements comprenaient un fourneau pour la production de la fonte, et une forge où l'on affinait la fonte pour obtenir le fer.
The study of the benedictine priories of the Bas-Maine was managed, in two times, in a geopolitic perspective. The first part of the work considers the apparition of the establishments and analyzes each foundation like a process elongated in the time and very contained : the study explores the historic antecedents et the geographical characteristics of the implantation sites, the sociology of the partners of the monks, and the chronology of their action, which is very similar to the general politic evolution. The analysis of the prioral terminology, relatively fluctuating, conduces to see in the apparition of the term of ¤prior¤ a clue of consolidation of the houses. The second part of the work takes up more specifically with the relation between the prioral fact and the politic world and with the analysis of the relationship between the monks and the aristocrats. In a first phase of association, the priories sanctioned and reinforced the legitimacy of the seigniorial domination of the aristocratic partners; in this regard, they let themselves use in the feudal struggles. At the same time integrated in the gregorian project of monastic transformation of the world, they grew on free seigneuries. At the end of the 11th century and the beginning of the 12th, these prioral seigneuries appeared like rivals to the lay seigneurie, and the relationships between the monks and the aristocrats entered, then, in a phase of disassociation. During the second half of the 12th century the development of the royal power aggravated the relationship between priories and lay seigneurs. ; L'étude des prieurés bénédictins du Bas-Maine est réalisée en deux temps dans une perspective de géographie politique. La première partie du travail envisage l'apparition des établissements et analyse chaque fondation comme un processus étiré dans le temps et très contrôlé : l'étude s'attache ici à présenter les antécédents historiques et les caractéristiques géographiques des sites d¤implantation, la sociologie des partenaires sollicités par les ...
The study of the benedictine priories of the Bas-Maine was managed, in two times, in a geopolitic perspective. The first part of the work considers the apparition of the establishments and analyzes each foundation like a process elongated in the time and very contained : the study explores the historic antecedents et the geographical characteristics of the implantation sites, the sociology of the partners of the monks, and the chronology of their action, which is very similar to the general politic evolution. The analysis of the prioral terminology, relatively fluctuating, conduces to see in the apparition of the term of ¤prior¤ a clue of consolidation of the houses. The second part of the work takes up more specifically with the relation between the prioral fact and the politic world and with the analysis of the relationship between the monks and the aristocrats. In a first phase of association, the priories sanctioned and reinforced the legitimacy of the seigniorial domination of the aristocratic partners; in this regard, they let themselves use in the feudal struggles. At the same time integrated in the gregorian project of monastic transformation of the world, they grew on free seigneuries. At the end of the 11th century and the beginning of the 12th, these prioral seigneuries appeared like rivals to the lay seigneurie, and the relationships between the monks and the aristocrats entered, then, in a phase of disassociation. During the second half of the 12th century the development of the royal power aggravated the relationship between priories and lay seigneurs. ; L'étude des prieurés bénédictins du Bas-Maine est réalisée en deux temps dans une perspective de géographie politique. La première partie du travail envisage l'apparition des établissements et analyse chaque fondation comme un processus étiré dans le temps et très contrôlé : l'étude s'attache ici à présenter les antécédents historiques et les caractéristiques géographiques des sites d¤implantation, la sociologie des partenaires sollicités par les ...
The study of the benedictine priories of the Bas-Maine was managed, in two times, in a geopolitic perspective. The first part of the work considers the apparition of the establishments and analyzes each foundation like a process elongated in the time and very contained : the study explores the historic antecedents et the geographical characteristics of the implantation sites, the sociology of the partners of the monks, and the chronology of their action, which is very similar to the general politic evolution. The analysis of the prioral terminology, relatively fluctuating, conduces to see in the apparition of the term of ¤prior¤ a clue of consolidation of the houses. The second part of the work takes up more specifically with the relation between the prioral fact and the politic world and with the analysis of the relationship between the monks and the aristocrats. In a first phase of association, the priories sanctioned and reinforced the legitimacy of the seigniorial domination of the aristocratic partners; in this regard, they let themselves use in the feudal struggles. At the same time integrated in the gregorian project of monastic transformation of the world, they grew on free seigneuries. At the end of the 11th century and the beginning of the 12th, these prioral seigneuries appeared like rivals to the lay seigneurie, and the relationships between the monks and the aristocrats entered, then, in a phase of disassociation. During the second half of the 12th century the development of the royal power aggravated the relationship between priories and lay seigneurs. ; L'étude des prieurés bénédictins du Bas-Maine est réalisée en deux temps dans une perspective de géographie politique. La première partie du travail envisage l'apparition des établissements et analyse chaque fondation comme un processus étiré dans le temps et très contrôlé : l'étude s'attache ici à présenter les antécédents historiques et les caractéristiques géographiques des sites d¤implantation, la sociologie des partenaires sollicités par les ...
The study of the benedictine priories of the Bas-Maine was managed, in two times, in a geopolitic perspective. The first part of the work considers the apparition of the establishments and analyzes each foundation like a process elongated in the time and very contained : the study explores the historic antecedents et the geographical characteristics of the implantation sites, the sociology of the partners of the monks, and the chronology of their action, which is very similar to the general politic evolution. The analysis of the prioral terminology, relatively fluctuating, conduces to see in the apparition of the term of ¤prior¤ a clue of consolidation of the houses. The second part of the work takes up more specifically with the relation between the prioral fact and the politic world and with the analysis of the relationship between the monks and the aristocrats. In a first phase of association, the priories sanctioned and reinforced the legitimacy of the seigniorial domination of the aristocratic partners; in this regard, they let themselves use in the feudal struggles. At the same time integrated in the gregorian project of monastic transformation of the world, they grew on free seigneuries. At the end of the 11th century and the beginning of the 12th, these prioral seigneuries appeared like rivals to the lay seigneurie, and the relationships between the monks and the aristocrats entered, then, in a phase of disassociation. During the second half of the 12th century the development of the royal power aggravated the relationship between priories and lay seigneurs. ; L'étude des prieurés bénédictins du Bas-Maine est réalisée en deux temps dans une perspective de géographie politique. La première partie du travail envisage l'apparition des établissements et analyse chaque fondation comme un processus étiré dans le temps et très contrôlé : l'étude s'attache ici à présenter les antécédents historiques et les caractéristiques géographiques des sites d¤implantation, la sociologie des partenaires sollicités par les moines et la chronologie de leur action qui, entre 1040 et 1130, recoupe largement l¤évolution politique générale. L'analyse de la terminologie prieurale, relativement fluctuante, incite à voir dans l¤apparition du terme de « prieur » un indice de consolidation des maisons. La seconde partie du travail s¤attache plus spécifiquement à mettre en relation le fait prieural avec le monde politique et à analyser l'évolution des rapports entre les moines et l'aristocratie. Une histoire en deux temps se dessine à cet égard : dans une première phase d'association, les prieurés ont sanctionné et renforcé la légitimité de la domination seigneuriale de leurs partenaires aristocratiques ; dans ce cadre, ils se sont laissés instrumentaliser dans les luttes féodales. Parallèlement intégrés au projet grégorien de monachisation du monde, ils se sont aussi constitués comme des seigneuries libres qui, à la charnière des 11e et 12e siècles, ont paru excessivement concurrencer celles de leurs bienfaiteurs laïcs. Les relations entre les moines et l¤aristocratie sont alors entrées dans une phase de dissociation, tandis que la montée de la puissance royale envenimait également les relations entre les seigneurs laïcs et les prieurés.
Sustainable development oriented in three dimensions, namely: economic sustainability (economic growth), social sustainability (social equity), ecological sustainability (environmental sustainable). The research objective was to determine sustainability level of agropolitan zone with plantation commodity base in Bantaeng. The study was conducted from January to December 2015. The research method uses MDS approach with Rap-Agropolitan (modification Rapfish). The results were obtained, the sustainability of ecological dimension (43.90%), the economic dimension (36.39%), the social dimension (51.98%), tecnology dimension (62.43%) and institutional dimension (53.92%). There are 16 (sixteen) leverage attributes of Agropolitan program, consist of; ecological dimension (climate, topography and availability of land zoning for the plantation), the economic dimension (marketable rights and access to capital), social dimension (growth domestic planters, local knowledge, knowledge of the environment and the pattern of public relations), technology dimension (technology of marketing product, harvesting and post-harvest technology, technology of cultivate and maintenance, pests and plant diseases), institutional dimension (synergy between policies and institutional, synchronization between local and central government as well as research program and community service).
