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Co-creation Experience

2022
Co-creation refers to an interactive process involving at least two actors who are engaged in specific forms of mutually beneficial collaboration and resulting in value creation for both the actors (Frow et al., 2015). In the context of tourism, for experience co-creation to occur, it is essential that destinations and tourism service providers involve
Piera Buonincontri, Roberto Micera
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Event Co-Creation

2022
Abstract Increasingly, the evolution of artistic and cultural events like festivals evidences a shift from mere spectatorship to active participation, where attendees are construed as productive agents, creatively and constructively engaged with the event, driven more by a desire for self-expression than merely for entertainment.
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Co-creation

2019
Co-Création est une publication plurielle inscrite dans une recherche sur les pratiques artistiques en co-création engagées dans le champ social, menée depuis 2013 par Céline Poulin (directrice du CAC Brétigny) et Marie Preston (artiste et enseignante-chercheuse à l'université Paris 8) avec la participation de Stéphanie Airaud (responsable des publics ...
Preston, Marie   +18 more
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Co-creation

2023
Emily Schlickman, Brett Milligan
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CO‐CREATION LEADERSHIP

Leader to Leader, 2021
AbstractThe author discusses co‐creation leadership; describing Co‐creation as “the collaboration among interested parties to create something better than either could have created on its own.” In today's increasingly complex world, where problems reach global levels of concern, “solving for the needs of one stakeholder must take into account the needs
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Co-Creation

2021
Ishak, Nisrin Alyani   +2 more
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