‘Dig where you stand’: values-based co-creation through improvisation

García-Rosell, José-Carlos; Haanpää, Minni; Janhunen, Jenny

doi:10.1080/02508281.2019.1591780

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“…Research on LE has focused on the characteristics of entrepreneurs, and it is clear that entrepreneurial processes are still under-explored (Fu et al, 2019). In particular, it is necessary to extend the existing knowledge regarding the transformation of this link to the place into innovation and to understand the basis of the competitiveness of these entrepreneurs ( (Dias et al, 2020a;García-Rosell et al, 2019). This knowledge is very useful to create local development strategies, to create jobs and attract investment and tourists and visitors to rural areas, avoiding imitating tourist attractions that cause the homogenization of the value propositions of the rural destinations.…”

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Lifestyle Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Rural Areas: The Case of Tourism Entrepreneurs

Dias

Silva

2021

Journal of Small Business Strategy

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Lifestyle entrepreneurs play an important role in innovation and sustainability in rural destinations. Their competitiveness depends largely on how they explore their link to the place and generate innovation. To analyze the relationship between the link to the place and innovation, this article uses survey data from a sample of 221 rural lifestyle entrepreneurs. Using PLS-SEM modeling, the results indicate that place familiarity and relational capital positively influence innovation. Furthermore, place familiarity reveals as an important factor for improving relational capital. In its turn, the degree of relational capital contributes positively to the small firm’s knowledge absorption. The results also reveal that, although there is no direct relation between knowledge absorption and innovation, relational capital mediates the relationship between place familiarity and innovation and that there is an indirect relationship between relational capital and innovation, through the mediating effect of knowledge absorption. These results provides important elements for rural tourism destination decision making on innovation and competitiveness.

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Lifestyle Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Rural Areas: The Case of Tourism Entrepreneurs

Dias

Silva

2021

Journal of Small Business Strategy

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“…This type of offering is particularly valued by a growing niche market composed of tourists seeking more participatory and creative experiences (Richards, 2011), putting greater pressure on the entrepreneurs' innovation (Ateljevic & Doorne, 2000). Thus, innovation results from the ability to materialize the encounter between the place and the experience (Anderson, 2012), stimulating co-creation processes (García-Rosell et al, 2019;Schilar & Keskitalo, 2018) and blurring the boundary between production and consumption of experiences (Richards, 2011). However, the implications of community attachment also include other dimensions like entrepreneurial self-efficacy and willingness to stay.…”

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Retaining tourism lifestyle entrepreneurs for destination competitiveness

Dias

Rodríguez

Patuleia

2021

Journal of Tourism Research

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Due to their representativeness in the universe of tourism businesses and the potential to generate innovation, tourism lifestyle entrepreneurs (TLEs) play an essential role in the competitiveness of tourism destinations. Despite this vital importance, the antecedents of innovation generated by these entrepreneurs and their willingness to stay at the destination are still under-explored. Findings from a survey of 178 TLEs indicate that the context influences community attachment, and affects indirectly innovation and willingness to stay. Community attachment has a positive influence on entrepreneurial self-efficacy, innovation and willingness to stay. A transition of the context results to developing economies was also taken into consideration. Theoretical and practical implications are discussed.

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“…Improvisation compels a proper comprehension of the numerous links pertinent to the setting; if not, it can co-ruin value (Echeverri & Skålén, 2011). In agreement with Vera and Crossan (2004), it is imperative to distinguish between how improvisation arises and what it necessitates to do it properly (García-Rosell, Haanpää & Janhunen, 2019).…”

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A Conceptual Proposal: Does Improvisation moderate the relationship between Mindfulness and Employee Creativity

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Mustamil

Seng

2021

MJSSH

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Prior research on creativity has grasped the attention of researchers to devote more focus on the interaction that arises between the individual and the surrounding milieu. Thus, this study aimed to propose the moderating role of improvisation on the relationship between mindfulness and employee creativity. The propositions posted in this study was developed based on the relationships established within previous empirical studies among these variables. Such proposition of improvisation as a moderator on the relationship between mindfulness and employee creativity might heavily contribute to the theory by addressing the issue of mixed and inconclusive results in the mindfulness-creativity literature, and will provide a comprehensive understanding of how improvisation might help in unleashing the creative potentials of employees.

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‘Dig where you stand’: values-based co-creation through improvisation

Cited by 22 publications

References 45 publications

Lifestyle Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Rural Areas: The Case of Tourism Entrepreneurs

Lifestyle Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Rural Areas: The Case of Tourism Entrepreneurs

Retaining tourism lifestyle entrepreneurs for destination competitiveness

A Conceptual Proposal: Does Improvisation moderate the relationship between Mindfulness and Employee Creativity

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