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Geographical Indication as a vector of regional development and the possibility of its application in the artisanal crystal sector of Vale do Itajaí.

Kegel, P. L., Amal, M. and Carls, S., 2011. Geographical Indication as a vector of regional development and the possibility of its application in the artisanal crystal sector of Vale do Itajaí. In: Code IPEA 2011 - Circuito de Debates Acadêmicos, 23-25 November 2011, Brasília.

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Abstract

In a context marked by the deepening of globalization, geographic dispersion of industrial production and international division of labor, the sector of crystal craft of the Vale of Itajaí in the State of Santa Catarina/ Brazil, has been facing different challenges and looking for new perspectives of competitiveness. The aim of the paper is to address, more specifically, the question of Geographic Indication as a key factor in the strategy of regional development, linking the productive organization and performance in the industrial sector to the socioeconomic situation of the region and its development. To this end, the paper discussed the feasibility of obtaining Geographic Indication and its impacts on restructuring of territories, reorganization of production thru clusters and regional development. Finally, the study pointed out to which extent geographical proximity and territorial economic activity may affect the strategy of competitiveness and international integration of the firms connected with the crystal industry in the region

Item Type:Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
Uncontrolled Keywords:Geographic Indication; Territories and Reorganization of Production; Clusters; Regional Development
Group:Faculty of Media & Communication
ID Code:37915
Deposited By: Symplectic RT2
Deposited On:10 Jan 2024 09:49
Last Modified:10 Jan 2024 09:49

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