“Coopetition” for Cultural Tourism: An Accounting History Perspective

“Coopetition” para el turismo cultural: una perspectiva de la historia de la contabilidad

Damiano Cortese (), Silvia Sinicropi (), Massimo Pollifroni () and Valter Cantino ()
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Damiano Cortese: University of Turin
Silvia Sinicropi: University of Turin
Massimo Pollifroni: University of Turin
Valter Cantino: University of Turin

De Computis, 2021, vol. 18, issue 1, 157 - 168

Abstract: This research proposes an accounting history perspective on “coopetition”—a competitive approach based on cooperation—in the cultural tourism sector. The analysis is based on the International Museums Campaigns proclaimed by UNESCO in 1956 and 1957 and investigates the contribution of the Egyptian Museum of Turin, in the context of the local tourism system, in constructing an event and its related communication campaign. The purpose is to highlight, through accounting documents, the importance of coopetition in stimulating visitors’ presence and reaching higher shared socio-economic results.

Keywords: Historia Contable; Patrimonio cultural; Turismo cultural; Coopetition; UNESCO; Museo Egipcio; Accounting History; Cultural heritage; Cultural tourism; Egyptian Museum. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.26784/issn.1886-1881.v18i1.425

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