‘Cittáslow’ eco-gastronomic heritage as a tool for destination development

Nilsson, Jan; Svärd, Ann-Charlotte; Widarsson, Åsa; Wirell, Theres

doi:10.1080/13683500.2010.511709

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“…To counteract the unsustainable consequences of the prevalent rapid economy, slow movements have emerged in various areas of culture and business [1,2]. Initially, the slow food movement was founded in 1986 by an Italian gourmand, Carlo Petrini, who was opposed to the opening of a McDonald's restaurant next to the Piazza di Spagna in Rome.…”

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“…With the increasing attention on sustainability within consumer culture, fast production movements are criticized for undermining sustainability, and therefore the slow trend has emerged in various areas such as slow food and slow life [1,2]. In this vein, slow fashion emerged as the antithesis of the current fast fashion system, which expedites manufacturing speed and shortens the lifespan of clothing items.…”

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Sustainable Development of Slow Fashion Businesses: Customer Value Approach

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Abstract:As an alternative to the prevalent fast fashion model, slow fashion has emerged as a way of enhancing sustainability in the fashion industry, yet how slow fashion can enhance profitability is still largely unknown. Based on a customer value creation framework, this study empirically tested a structural model that specified the slow fashion attributes that contribute to creating perceived customer value, which subsequently increases a consumer's intention to buy and pay a price premium for slow fashion products. An analysis of 221 U.S. consumer data revealed that delivering exclusive product value is significantly critical in creating customer value for slow fashion, and customer value, in turn, positively affects consumers' purchase intentions. Further analysis also revealed that different slow fashion attributes distinctively affect customer value. This provides potential strategies on which slow fashion businesses can focus to secure an economically sustainable business model, thereby continuously improving environmental and social sustainability with the slow fashion ideal.

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“…Diğer taraftan yavaş şehir ağına üye olan yerlerin planlı bir şehir tasarımına sahip olması gerektiğinden; doğal ve kültürel yapı, kentleşme, şehir planlaması, mimari, çevre ve enerji konularında da (Doğutürk, 2010;Günerhan, Erdem ve Günerhan, 2010;Erten, 2009;Göçkan, 2012;Onaran, 2013;Özgenç, 2012;Öztürk, 2012a;Öztürk, 2012b;Polat, 2011) önemli sayıda çalışma üretildiği görülmektedir. Yavaş şehir hareketinin temelinde yavaş felsefesi ve yavaş yemek felsefesinin yatmasından dolayı bu kavramlar arası ilişkiyi irdeleyen çalışmalara da (Broadway, 2015;Eşitti ve Demir Harputluoğlu, 2015;Görkem ve Öztürk, 2014;Nilsson, Svärd, Widarsson ve Wirell, 2011) alanyazın taramasında rastlanmıştır. Yavaş şehir ağına üye olmak, ağa üye olan şehirlerin pazarlanabilmesini kolaylaştırmakta ve bu şehirlere, turistlerin diğer destinasyonlardan daha farklı motivasyonlarla gelmesini sağlamaktadır.…”

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“…Görkem ve Öztürk (2014) ise yavaş şehir hareketini, yavaş yemek hareketinden ortaya çıkmış, şehirlerin ve şehirlerdeki yerel halkın unutulmaya yüz tutmuş yerel yaşam tarzlarının korunmasına küresel düzeyde standartlar getirilmesi için kurulmuş bir sivil toplum örgütü olarak tanımlamaktadır. Yavaş şehir hareketi kapsamında, belirli bir şehrin kendine özgü kaynaklarının kullanımı ve geliştirilmesi hedeflendiğinden, yavaş şehir hareketi artık turizm açısından, destinasyonların geliştirilmesinin de önemli bir aracı haline gelmiştir (Nilsson, Svärd, Widarsson ve Wirell, 2011).…”

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Yavaş Şehi̇r (Cittaslow) Türki̇ye Aği’na Üye Olan Şehi̇rleri̇n İnternet Si̇teleri̇nde Yavaş Şehi̇r Temasinin Görünürlüğü Üzeri̇ne Bi̇r Araştirma

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Harman²

2016

Dokuz Eylül Üniversitesi İşletme Fakültesi Dergisi

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ÖZYavaş şehir (Cittaslow) hareketi, İtalya kaynaklı bir hareket olup, şehirlerin yerel, eşsiz ve tarihi kaynaklarına öncelik veren planlama ve kentsel tasarım yoluyla, küreselleşme ve şirket-merkezli gelişime topluca karşı çıkan şehirlerin oluşturduğu küresel bir ağ olarak tanımlanabilir. Yavaş şehir ağına üye olan şehirlerde, yavaş şehir temasının önemli bir farklılaştırma aracı olarak kullanılma potansiyeli bulunmaktadır. Bu amaçla çalışmada, Yavaş Şehir Türkiye Ağı'na üye olan şehirlerin internet sitelerindeki yavaş şehir temasının görünürlüğü, doküman analizi yöntemi ile incelenmiş ve toplanan veriler içerik analizine tabi tutulmuştur. İnternet sitelerine dayalı olarak yapılan içerik analizi, yavaş şehir ağına üye olan şehirlerin görünürlüğü konusunda sıkıntılar olduğunu işaret etmektedir. Çalışma, Türkiye'deki yavaş şehirlere yönelik öneriler ile son bulmaktadır.Anahtar Sözcükler: Yavaş Şehir, Yavaş Yemek, İnternet, Tema, Görünürlük, Türkiye A RESEARCH ON VISIBILITY OF CITTASLOW THEME IN WEB SITES OF CITTASLOWS IN TURKEY ABSTRACTCittaslow movement can be defined as an Italian-originated organization of small cities which collectively resist globalization and mainstream business-oriented extended through giving priority to sustainable planning and urban design of local unique historical resources. Visibility of cittaslow theme has a potential to be an important differentiation tool in cittaslows. In this study, data on visibility of cittaslow theme in cittaslows in Turkey was collected by document analysis and analysed via content analysis. Findings of content analysis indicate that there are some problems about visibility of cittaslow theme. The study ends with some suggestions to cittaslows in Turkey.

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“…The concept of 'Cittaslow', the so-called 'slow city movement', had an inspiration from the Slow Food movement which began in Italy in 1986, with an urgent need for an attempt to counteract an increasingly fast way of life in contemporary society being characterised as 'McDonaldisation of society' [1,2,3]. Cittaslow extends the Slow Food philosophy into cities and destinations and desires to provide a high quality and liveable place for local residents and thus to improve their well-being [4] as well as to support local governance [5].…”

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Enhancing Local Community’s Involvement and Empowerment through Practicing Cittaslow: Experiences from Goolwa, South Australia

Park

Kim

2014

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Abstract. This study attempted to investigate how and the extent to which Cittaslow philosophy and practice enhanced local community's involvement and empowerment in relation to tourism development from the sustainability's perspective. As an empirical study, a series of in-depth interviews with key stakeholders including local government, local business, and local community's members were conducted in Goolwa, the first Australian accredited Cittaslow town since 2007, located in South Australia. The results indicated that to a greater extent the accreditation and practice of Cittaslow philosophy in Goolwa increased a stronger and more effective collaboration amongst local community, business and residents as an essential element for achieving sustainability in tourism development. Not only did it encourage the local community's participation in decision making process from the beginning of tourism development, but also revitalised the locality and sense of place of Goolwa through promoting local specialities and produces, in particular food and wine products. The results also suggested that psychological and social aspects of local community's empowerment have been significantly enhanced after the establishment of Cittaslow. Yet, the economic empowerment of the local community was less experienced.

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‘Cittáslow’ eco-gastronomic heritage as a tool for destination development

Cited by 71 publications

References 34 publications

Sustainable Development of Slow Fashion Businesses: Customer Value Approach

Sustainable Development of Slow Fashion Businesses: Customer Value Approach

Yavaş Şehi̇r (Cittaslow) Türki̇ye Aği’na Üye Olan Şehi̇rleri̇n İnternet Si̇teleri̇nde Yavaş Şehi̇r Temasinin Görünürlüğü Üzeri̇ne Bi̇r Araştirma

Enhancing Local Community’s Involvement and Empowerment through Practicing Cittaslow: Experiences from Goolwa, South Australia

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