X. Ginesta, F. J. Cristófol, Jordi de San Eugenio, Javier Martínez-Navarro
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摘要
创建地方品牌的过程必须将市民置于讨论的中心。韦尔瓦市是西班牙南部的一个城市,拥有 142 538 名居民,该市议会在 2022 年推广了一个地方品牌,目的是为该市在旅游市场、投资和人才吸引方面寻求新的定位。该品牌的开发基于一种定性和定量的方法,该方法之前在西班牙其他城市和地区进行过测试,由研究小组、半结构式访谈和市民调查形成。这种方法旨在将最终作为品牌用户的市民置于社会研究过程的中心,以确定与品牌叙事相关的有形和无形价值。本文的主要目的是通过对韦尔瓦原创品牌的案例研究,强调两个群体(千禧一代和 Z 世代以及政治阶层)在建设和部署地方品牌中的重要性。首先,在参与实地调查的 1194 人中,47.92%的人年龄在 40 岁以下。这两代人对于创建在数字环境中具有长期生命力和存在感的品牌叙事至关重要。其次,品牌叙事的发展促进了市议会中不同政治团体之间的合作进程,特别是最具代表性的两个团体(保守派和社会民主党),这使得政治团体之间能够寻求合作空间,以确保品牌的实施超越任期,超越短期政治行动。结果表明,新品牌使韦尔瓦独树一帜,强调内部自豪感和共同创造。开放式创新促进了利益相关者之间的合作,改善了治理。千禧一代和 Z 世代公民以及政治家都是品牌长期可持续性和影响力的关键。
The Role of Future Generations in Place Branding: The Case of Huelva City
The process of creating place brands must position the citizen at the center of the debate. The City Council of Huelva, a city in Southern Spain with a population of 142,538 inhabitants, promoted a territorial brand in 2022 in order to seek a new positioning for the city in tourism markets, investment, and talent attraction. Its development was based on a qualitative and quantitative methodology, previously tested out in other cities and locations in Spain, which is shaped by research groups, semi-structured interviews, and surveys of the citizens. This method aims to place the citizen, who ultimately is the user of the brand, at the center of the social research process that determines the tangible and intangible values associated with the brand narrative. The main objective of this article is to highlight, based on the case study of the brand Huelva Original, the importance of two groups in the construction and deployment of a place brand (Millennials and Generation Z and the political class). Firstly, out of the 1,194 people who participated in the fieldwork, 47.92% were under 40 years old. These two generations are crucial for creating a brand narrative that has long-term viability and presence in the digital environment. Secondly, the development of the brand narrative facilitated a cooperative process among the different political groups in the City Council, especially the two most represented (conservatives and social democrats), which enables the search for collaborative workspaces among political groups to ensure that the implementation of the brand transcends the term of a mandate and goes beyond short-termism political actions. The results indicate that the new brand uniquely differentiates Huelva, emphasizing internal pride and co-creation. Open innovation facilitates cooperation among stakeholders, improving governance. Both Millennials and Generation Z citizens, as well as politicians, are key to the long-term sustainability and reach of the brand.
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ACS Applied Bio Materials is an interdisciplinary journal publishing original research covering all aspects of biomaterials and biointerfaces including and beyond the traditional biosensing, biomedical and therapeutic applications.
The journal is devoted to reports of new and original experimental and theoretical research of an applied nature that integrates knowledge in the areas of materials, engineering, physics, bioscience, and chemistry into important bio applications. The journal is specifically interested in work that addresses the relationship between structure and function and assesses the stability and degradation of materials under relevant environmental and biological conditions.