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1 janvier 2020
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maker movement innovation entrepreneurship knowledge-sharing learning skills development innovation ownership intellectual property (IP) scaling Egypt Tunisia MoroccoSujets proches
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Nagham ElHoussamy et al., « Innovation Practices at Makerspaces in Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco », African Journal of Information and Communication, ID : 10670/1.myqi1w
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This article sets out findings from research exploring approaches to innovation at makerspaces in Egypt, Tunisia, and Morocco. Based on interviews with individuals involved in makerspaces in each country-seven spaces in Egypt, two in Tunisia, and one in Morocco-we provide findings on the origins and general characteristics of the spaces, as well as findings on five core themes that emerged from the interviews: knowledge-sharing; innovation and product development; openness, collaboration, and innovation ownership; attitudes towards intellectual property (IP); and scaling.