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The Role of the Leadership in the Co-creative Process. A Neurosystemic Approach
[Le rôle du leadership dans le processus de co-création. Une approche neuro-systémique]

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  • Hugues Petitjean

    (Benephyt, P.S.Institut)

  • Philippe Mast

    (Cabinet Corto.Rev)

Abstract

Creativity is an interactive process between the individual and his environment. As such, it can only be under-stood within the social, cultural, historical, and organizational context in which it occurs. It is hindered or facilitated by others and by the collective: it is essentially a process of co-creation. The article proposes a systemic presentation of this process, under both contributions of neurosciences and the experience of organizational consulting. The modeling of the co-creative process within an organization emphasizes the importance of the "climate" that favors it, and consequently the role of the leadership that can establish this climate to foster a culture of innovation.

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  • Hugues Petitjean & Philippe Mast, 2023. "The Role of the Leadership in the Co-creative Process. A Neurosystemic Approach [Le rôle du leadership dans le processus de co-création. Une approche neuro-systémique]," Post-Print halshs-04332459, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:halshs-04332459
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10047945
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