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Promoção da Inovação Social por Meio do Desenvolvimento Neoendógeno: O Caso da Região Austríaca de MuehLviertel

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  • Mariana Novikova

    (PhD Candidate in Sociology, CIES - Centro de Investigação e Estudos De Sociologia, ISCTEInstituto Universitario de Lisboa)

Abstract

Dado o seu foco em aumentar a participação, fomenter processos de decisão, e ir ao encontro de desafios locais, a inovação social (IS) partilha algumas características com a idea de desenvolvimento neo-endógeneo, cuja matriz assenta na utilização de recursos e conhecimentos locais e a sua ligação com contextos mais gerais. Através da investigação do caso da região Austríaca de Muehlviertel, este artigo procura analisar as formas como a inovação social pode ser promovida em regiões que praticam formas de desenvolvimento rural neo-endógeneas. Partindo dos dados empíricos recolhidos na região, o artigo conclui que os processos de IS estão alicerçados numa abordagem neo-endógenea ao desenvolvimento da região, criando redes que abarcam todo o território com múltiplos stakeholders, e na qual actividades bottom-up são suportadas e estimuladas. No entanto, o artigo também aponta alguns perigos presentes na acção dos actores regionais na tentativa de promover IS, quer ao nível de limitações burocráticas quer na resistência à inovação.

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  • Mariana Novikova, 2021. "Promoção da Inovação Social por Meio do Desenvolvimento Neoendógeno: O Caso da Região Austríaca de MuehLviertel," RPER, Associação Portuguesa para o Desenvolvimento Regional, issue 59, pages 7-21, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:apd:rper00:y:2021:i:59:id:90
    DOI: 10.59072/rper.vi59.90
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