Impact of Globalization on Local Traditional Handicraft Industries in Brazil

Islam, Md. Rezaul; Burmester, Cristiano Franco

doi:10.30884/jogs/2020.02.08

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“…Therefore, the concept of glocalization is a matter of national security. Islam and Burmester (2020) examine the impact of globalization on the local traditional handicraft industry in Brazil and find that globalization has considerable negative impacts on those indigenous traditional handicraft industries which gradually decrease. They propose that the government should play the key role in the restoration of traditional and indigenous knowledge and local identity, pay more attention to integration and regional cooperation, improve regional integration among Latin American countries, preserve and expand the value of local identities, and develop initiatives to make the localization process smoother (Islam and Burmester 2020).…”

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“…Islam and Burmester (2020) examine the impact of globalization on the local traditional handicraft industry in Brazil and find that globalization has considerable negative impacts on those indigenous traditional handicraft industries which gradually decrease. They propose that the government should play the key role in the restoration of traditional and indigenous knowledge and local identity, pay more attention to integration and regional cooperation, improve regional integration among Latin American countries, preserve and expand the value of local identities, and develop initiatives to make the localization process smoother (Islam and Burmester 2020). Roudometof (2005) states that the operationalization of the cosmopolitan-local relationship in terms of a continuum does not negate the possibility of glocalized cosmopolitanism, whereby individuals can combine both global and local forms of identity.…”

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confidence: 99%

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“…Today, traditional industries are still important, not only because they provide job opportunities but also because they define and represent the identities of the people who take pride in the traditions and cultures passed down from their ancestors (Islam and Burmester 2020). However, the transformation of the world economy over the last five decades has had a profound impact on traditional industries in numerous countries (Bird and Stevens 2003).…”

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Innovation in the Japanese tea industry, 1970–2020

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This paper studies the technological innovation and new marketing strategies that enabled firms from traditional industries to pursue their existence in a disruptive environment. As a case study, we follow an approach from classical business history and industry studies, focusing on the Japanese tea industry to analyse how it has innovated to survive in a fast-changing environment over the last five decades. Based on various resources (official data from Tea Industry Association, patents and trademark data, reports, interviews, etc.), this paper emphasises three marketing strategies that supported its survival: product development based on technological innovation (transformation of the true nature of green tea from a commodity to a branded good), brand management (repositioning of some specific teas in the growing luxury market) and internationalisation (expansion in foreign markets through exports). This research also emphasises the major role played by large corporations to support industrial transformation.

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