Regional Ecology and Agrarian Development in England and France.

The article explores the agrarian development and regional ecology in England and France. Since both countries are composed of several regions with distinct agricultural practices, examining agricultural changes on a regional basis can reveal patterns that are commonly overlooked in national-level analysis. The author argues that the diverse agrarian regimes in England and France were caused by the differences in regional ecology and agricultural opportunities. He compared the agrarian development in each region based on differences in ecology, responses to changing market conditions and variation in social organization and husbandry approaches.