A place to live: a typology of stakeholder co-creation activities

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Abstract

Stakeholder co-creation is of key strategic importance and a topical issue within both place marketing and public governance. However, co-creation is a wide concept and there is a need to further the understanding of the roles of stakeholders and the specific activities in co-creation. Inspired by the place marketing field, the context of this study is the place. Thus, a contribution is made to public governance by a change in focus. Furthermore, a model grounded in empirical work is created which helps us to understand different activities that take place in the co-creation of a place to live. Six important activities in place co-creation are identified: handling, enabling, operating, social networking, supporting and representing.

Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 2017
Event21st International Research Society on Public Management Conference 19-21 april -
Duration: 1980-Jan-01 → …

Conference

Conference21st International Research Society on Public Management Conference 19-21 april
Period80-01-01 → …

Swedish Standard Keywords

  • Economics and Business (502)

Keywords

  • co-creation
  • grounded theory
  • place marketing
  • public governance
  • stakeholders

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