Strategic Policies for Collaboration and Competitiveness

Strategic Policies for Collaboration and Competitiveness

Mauricio Vladimir Umana, Jose Pablo Nuño, Gabriel Silva, Omar David Ochoa
Copyright: © 2023 |Pages: 23
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-5216-5.ch009
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Abstract

Based on the strategic needs of the countries around the world, the authors propose some strategic policies that reflect the global needs of white spaces of innovation and establishing territories of innovation for ecosystems, and a very important advance for humankind in social innovation. The reality for clean technology and an inclusive capitalism on the base of the pyramid is a real need in a world with more than four billion living with less than $4 USD per day. Energy use and water use demand the possibility of the existence of the humanity because we have for decades expended resources. The end the chapter explains how to achieve the peace that society needs. This research was presented in European Academy of Management 2022, in international competitiveness with models working in collaboration with countries and regions.
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Literature Review

Based on the work of Gore (1994); Hart (2010) and Porter & Kramer (2011) we are proposing some strategic policies for different governments around the world, maybe some of them apply easily for Latin America, the zone with more inequality in the whole world, however the concepts of innovation, water use, energy use, clean tech and base of the pyramid can be applied in the whole world like some examples in the paper, from Australia to Mexico in America.

In the paper we try to stablish a link between different authors like Hofstede et al. (2010) and Bradley et al. (2013) talking about consensus and innovation or Phills et al. (2008) and Pestoff (2012) explaining about social innovation. The work of London & Hart (2010) and Hart (2010) explain the need for BoP (Base of the Pyramid) Policies and Clean Technology Policy.

Finally, we introduce an explanation of the theories of Professor Porter & Kramer (2011) in Harvard Business School and we create based on those big ideas 2 policies: Water Use Policy and Energy Use Policy. We try to offer and advance of work in competitiveness for the society in the future offering 3 more policies: Digital Acceleration Policy, Entrepreneurship Policy, and Cryptocurrency Policy.

Methodology

This study is exploratory, descriptive and focus on theoretical models in qualitative research, looking for case studies around the world that can reflect the best practical application of the public policy. The idea of propose strategic policies for example in Clean Tech, Social Innovation, BoP (Base of the Pyramid) or Cryptocurrency is looking for a solution for the people, the companies or the planet for the long term, because based on Professor Porter (2008) the competitiveness is a long-term race.

The chapter and policies is elaborated trying to follow 3 steps in each policy proposed:

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    The theory and authors

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    The practical case in a region o country and,

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    The pros and cons of these model and future avenues to improve the model in benefit of the society.

And all the policies can be analyzed in 3 areas:

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    Strategic Policies for the People

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    Strategic Policies for the Environment

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    Strategic Policies for the Economy

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