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    <title>Value Creation in Volatile Economies</title>
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    <description>Title: Value Creation in Volatile Economies
Authors: Dias, Álvaro Lopes; Dutschke, Georg
Abstract: This chapter presents in a simplified way that communities in volatile economies can create value&#xD;
through the identification, valorization, and operationalization of knowledge, traditions, and other cultural dimensions, many of them in the domain of tacit knowledge, available in the minds of people and&#xD;
community shared value. Through a cycle of identification of local knowledge, it is possible to begin&#xD;
the whole process, which necessarily passes through the cooperation between the various local actors.&#xD;
In a third phase, it is essential to structure the positioning, which represents the conceptual dimension&#xD;
concerning the way the community intends to present itself to the market. Next, it is essential to structure&#xD;
this offer, promoting value creation and capture. As such, the community should value their products or&#xD;
services by enhancing local knowledge and taking value creation initiatives in favor of local development (value capture).</description>
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