… gave way to more capitalist economic relations, involving the expansion of wine production
and the increasing use of wage labourers to pick the grapes and make wine (Unwin 1991). …

… Concurrent with these changes in the political economy of … and regulation in a market economy,
described by Gerber (1998) as … of soft drinks, wine and spirits production and distribution. …

… This phenomenon created incentives for legislators to create and change laws in various …
, where the grapes used for port wine grow. The protection that had been in place in the …

… with long histories of cultivating wine grapes (Vitis vinifera). … The cultural politics of wine as
well as political economics of … a capitalist economy, largely through wine growing and export…

… clearly demarcated cultural political economic approach (Ibert … in our current supply chain
capitalism makes this dialectic of … the geographies of wine varietal production within a country, …

… region, or a regional or national wine market. A sociologist of art … , history, economic history,
and political economy. While they … major institutions of the global capitalist economy, the IMF, …

… disappearance in the context of capitalism. We define peasantry … to understand wine production
within a broad change in land … varieties of grapes and wine, the global wine industry has …

… to hand in the growing of grapes and the making of wine. It is … ) times of commodity,
marketbased wine production. Indeed, … occurred since the rise of industrial capitalism in the mid-…

… of changes to hops production, we draw from frameworks in … hop varieties, an American
venture capitalist purchased a … beer market what a high quality vineyard does for a top tier wine …

… -mediated capitalist interventions and market-led production. … modernizing wine production,
introducing popular French varietals … of the Bulgarian wine: The political economy of sensory …