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Co-creating cities: future challenges

In: Urban Strategies for Culture-Driven Growth

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This book has been about co-creation, as a strategy practiced for the ECoC program 2014. The purpose of this chapter is, first, to build a conceptual framework based on the empirical observations from the Umeå case study. Second, we offer the beginning of a best-practice framework for co-creation practice in cultural mega programs according to the observations in the case study. We argue that the practice and theory of co-creation in cultural mega-programs is a field that has not yet attracted as much attention as it deserves and that the shortage of academic and best-practice frameworks is holding back the development of this field. During the following short discussion we map the concepts we have observed throughout the chapters and suggest ways to investigate these relationships. Then we construct a best-practice conceptual framework for future practice.

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  • ., 2016. "Co-creating cities: future challenges," Chapters, in: Urban Strategies for Culture-Driven Growth, chapter 9, pages 159-168, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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    2. Petkov, Ivalin & Gabrielli, Paolo, 2020. "Power-to-hydrogen as seasonal energy storage: an uncertainty analysis for optimal design of low-carbon multi-energy systems," Applied Energy, Elsevier, vol. 274(C).

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