Social Innovations in Tourism: Social Practices Contributing to Social Development

Mosedale, Jan; Voll, Frieder

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-46518-0_6

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“…destination). This process of connecting different disciplines has emphasized three key dimensions to social innovation (Mosedale and Voll, 2017):…”

Section: Challenges Of the Social Innovation In Tourism Industrymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In the process of the adaptation of the innovation, consumers have the option to use new products in different ways that transform social practices associated with the product. In order to achieve this, consumers should be recognized as cultural agents who re-enact culture in the consumption process which can influence on the transforming practices associated with new products (Mosedale and Voll, 2017).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The Couchsurfing creates its community where consumers appear (especially if we consider that Couchsurfing is a nonprofitable service) as cultural agents (Mosedale and Voll, 2017). New digital technologies encourage the development of online networking as a new social practice (Mosedalle and Voll, 2017).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Challenges of the Social Innovation in Tourism

Radnić¹,

Milojica²,

Roblek³

2017

Tourism in Southern and Eastern Europe

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Purpose -The purpose of this paper is to find out the significance of the social innovation in tourism according to the business concepts of the social economy which requires as much care and creativity in their generation as the social ideas. The goal of the social innovation has to be in terms of meeting social needs and achieving economic sustainability. Methodology -The paper examines critical factors that influence on the role of the social innovation in organizational change in tourism firms and value creation of the tourist social innovation projects in rural areas. The purpose of this systematic literature review is to gather all research literature related to the application of social innovation in tourism in recent years, and to provide an overview of it, as well as evaluating the effectiveness of social innovation in addressing innovative business models in tourism. Findings -The paper contributes to discussion about the increasingly important role of the social innovation in tourism. It is going for the service design processes that form creative projects from different fields of tourism and provide employment opportunities to young people and senior citizens alike. In addition, an integrated service system of interdisciplinary knowledge, multistakeholders and local resources fulfils various requirements of stakeholders to promote sustainable tourism. Contribution -This paper aims to fulfil this gap by presenting the theoretical domain in which this topic fits in and evidencing those successful factors that should be considered when designing and implementing a social innovation in tourism which may help other firms or local communities in Croatia facing a similar process.

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“…destination). This process of connecting different disciplines has emphasized three key dimensions to social innovation (Mosedale and Voll, 2017):…”

Section: Challenges Of the Social Innovation In Tourism Industrymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Figure 2: Social Innovation Processes In Tourismmentioning

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Challenges of the Social Innovation in Tourism

Radnić¹,

Milojica²,

Roblek³

2017

Tourism in Southern and Eastern Europe

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“…However, currently most of the Kampung Duku have been electrified. Factors that cause these changes, lies in changing the function of the village into a tourist village and in general the local community wants to provide the best service for tourists so that they have indirectly changed the authenticity of the traditional village itself [19].…”

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confidence: 99%

Counter Enculturation: A Revitalization Strategy to Strengthen Local Wisdom in Fast Changing Age

Komariah¹,

Asyahidda²

2019

Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Innovation in Education (ICoIE 2018)

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Local wisdom is an immaterial wealth derived from culture. The existence of local wisdom is the work, creativity, and human initiative in addressing the environment in which they live. Actually, local wisdom can be in accordance with changing times. However, the rapid flow of times has made local wisdom considered ancient and left behind. This article tries to explain other patterns of cultural enculturation that are commonly used to revitalize the values of local wisdom. This pattern is counter enculturation, where the process of enculturation is carried out by other communities outside the indigenous people who have these values. This study uses a qualitative approach with a case study method conducted in the Kampung Dukuh traditional village of West Java-Indonesia and managed to find the counter enculturation pattern that can be useful for the strategy of refining the values of local wisdom in other regions with peculiarities that will still exist amidst the rapid current change of times.

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“…The concept of social innovation has recently been receiving increased attention, yet has received limited attention together with the topics of the environment, and even less if considered together with environmental design [1]. Furthermore, social innovation, along with the topic of sustainable tourism, has also recently received increased attention if approaching the topic through the lens of inclusive tourism, here considered as a tool for social integration.…”

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Landscape, Architecture and Environmental Regeneration: A Research by Design Approach for Inclusive Tourism in a Rural Village in China

Cattaneo

Giorgi

2018

Sustainability

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This paper presents project-based research focusing on regeneration for sustainable tourism in a rural village in China, namely Dongjingyu Village, Yuyang Township, Ji County. The research by design approach was applied, introducing to the Chinese context the concept of landscape services, with a particular focus on tradition and the evolution of historical landscape element (HLE) categories and types, whose value is determined by a qualifying relationship between human beings and the environment. The aim was to regenerate and transform the village for uses that are suitable to contemporary ways of coexistence between villagers and the growing tourism industry. Although there are partial limitations to the application of participatory methodologies in the Chinese context, the authors opted for a methodological approach based on research by design in order to foster dialogue and create awareness for both government authorities and citizens regarding potential design solutions, which were determined based on landscape patterns and not only land use. Two outcomes were achieved: (1) the research working package might lead to experimental actions, including changes to land-use models, administration capabilities and considerations of feasibility; and (2) the entire work package can be applied to and implemented in other rural villages in China. Moving beyond environmental scenarios, the outcomes provide evidence that participation and social inclusion might have a deeper and more positive impact on rural village regeneration.

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Social Innovations in Tourism: Social Practices Contributing to Social Development

Cited by 28 publications

References 47 publications

Challenges of the Social Innovation in Tourism

Challenges of the Social Innovation in Tourism

Counter Enculturation: A Revitalization Strategy to Strengthen Local Wisdom in Fast Changing Age

Landscape, Architecture and Environmental Regeneration: A Research by Design Approach for Inclusive Tourism in a Rural Village in China

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