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15th CONRIDIT ENSENADA 2023: 15th Conference of the Ridit "Innovation and Entrepreneurship in the Color Economy"
CETYS University
Ensenada, Mexico, October 25-27, 2023
Conference websitehttps://www.cetys.mx/ridit2023
Submission linkhttps://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=15thconriditensenada
Abstract registration deadlineApril 28, 2023
Submission deadlineAugust 31, 2023
Topics: technological innovation sustainability social inclusion consumer behavior

Conference Organizers and Roster

The Research and Teaching Network on Technological Innovation (RIDIT), in collaboration with the Institute for Research on Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Social Change (INNSIGNIA) and the Center of Excellence in Competitiveness and Entrepreneurship of CETYS University, the University of Guanajuato, the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana and the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, are pleased to invite researchers, faculty, entrepreneurs, managers of the Science and Innovation systems, business people, students and people interested in the processes of innovation, entrepreneurship and social change to the 15th Conference of the RIDIT entitled "Innovation and entrepreneurship in the color economy", which will take place from October 25 to 27, 2023, in "Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico".

About the Research and Teaching Network on Technological Innovation (RIDIT)

The Research and Teaching Network on Technological Innovation is 22 years old as a scientific society, bringing together social sciences and engineering scholars. It is based in Mexico and comprises regional nodes scattered throughout the country. At the international level, its presence is manifested through nodes in Cuba, Costa Rica, Colombia, Spain and the United States. One of its most important activities is the dissemination of cutting-edge knowledge based on the experience of its members, the holding of conferences and the production of academic publications.

The Conference of the RIDIT (CONRIDIT)

The Conference of the RIDIT (CONRIDIT) was originally conceived as a space for dialogue and exchange among the different communities of scholars in Mexico, which has globalized and transcended borders. The topics of the network seek to contribute to the state of art, both for research and teaching.

This 15th Conference is conceptualized as a vehicle for scientific dissemination where different disciplinary perspectives on technological and social change explain the phenomena of innovation and entrepreneurship from a novel perspective based on the Economics of Colors.

Two crises have highlighted new ways of approaching the study of Economics. On the one hand, the environmental crisis postulates challenges in the New Urban Economy where the nature of resources generates diverse growth opportunities and development potential. On the other hand, the crisis of the neoclassical approach provides solutions and effective growth models.

It has been strongly questioned during the decades of the 21st century, generating new approaches based on new resource bases. Thus, we can speak of an Economy of Colors (or Color Economies), where each colour emphasizes the use of the resource base, be it natural, physical infrastructure, social environment, demographic, technological or intangible.

Submission Guidelines

Those interested in presenting papers should send an ABSTRACT of their work, no longer than 500 words, including:

  • Title and Topic in which they are applying;
  • Name, institution and e-mail of the authors;
  • Three key words;
  • Main objectives, thesis or argument developed;
  • Results obtained.

The paper proposal should be in Word format; the text in Arial font size 12 is single-spaced and justified.

It should be sent to the following e-mail addresses:

congresoridit@gmail.com,

congresoridit@cetys.mx,

instituto.innsignia@cetys.mx.

Proposals that the Scientific Committee favourably reviews must be sent in full, following the criteria established in the Guidelines for the presentation of papers, on the dates indicated and covered the participation fee to be included in the book of abstracts.

GUIDE FOR THE PRESENTATION OF CONTRIBUTIONS

Accepted proposals must be presented in full under the following guidelines:

It should not exceed 18 pages, including tables, graphs and references (letter size paper, 1.5 line spacing, Arial font size 12 points).

Title in bold (14-point font size), subtitles in bold, titles of graphs, tables and figures in 10-point font size and placed externally at the top.

Citations and references should be in APA 7th ed. format.

Place the name of the authors after the title and, as a footnote, their institutional affiliation and e-mail address.

Place, as headings, before the title of the paper, the Thematic Axis to which the article belongs.

The text should contain abstract, introduction or presentation, objectives, hypothesis (if required), statement of the problem and discussion of relevant literature, methodology and presentation of results, conclusions and recommendations, and references.

List of Topics

 Papers are invited from economic, social, political, cultural, and territorial perspectives, with the following topics:

  • Orange Economy: studies of innovation and entrepreneurship in the context of cultural and creative industries.
  • Green Economy: Studies of innovation and entrepreneurship from a perspective of sustainability and integral development.
  • Blue Economy: Studies of innovation and entrepreneurship related to productive activities of the sea or that mimic natural phenomena.
  • Purple Economy: Studies of innovation and entrepreneurship from a perspective of social and cultural inclusion.
  • Yellow economy: Innovation and entrepreneurship from a scientific and technological perspective.
  • Other colors: Studies of innovation and entrepreneurship in emerging or strategic sectors due to their current or future impact. For example, an ageing population presents challenges and opportunities in the silver economy. A country's economic activity in the black economy is derived from sources outside trade rules and regulations. In the grey economy, the informal economy comprises activities with market value and would increase tax revenues and GDP if they were recorded. The red economy is based on consumerism as the driver of economic growth. The brown economy is based on fossil fuels using materials and energy from the environment and releasing pollutants as a by-product. The white economy can be described as a range of service industries, including computer programming, management consulting, creative services and music publishing. 

Committees

General Organizing Committee

  • Salvador Estrada Rodríguez (RIDIT- University of Guanajuato)

  • Alicia León Pozo (RIDIT- Instituto Innsignia, CETYS University)

  • Mayer Cabrera Flores (RIDIT- Instituto Innsignia, CETYS University)

  • Eduardo Durazo Watanabe (RIDIT- Instituto Innsignia, CETYS University)

  • Graciela Carrillo González (RIDIT- Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Xochimilco)

  • Juan Reyes (RIDIT- Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla)

  • Santos López Leyva (RIDIT- Autonomous University of Baja California)

  • Marta Peris Ortiz (RIDIT- Universidad Politécnica de Valencia)

  • Arturo Serrano Santoyo (RIDIT- Autonomous University of Baja California)

Local Organizing Committee

  • Elizabeth Méndez (CETYS Universidad)
  • Creta Cota Cota (CETYS Universidad)
  • Sialia Mellink Méndez (CETYS Universidad)
  • Dariana Adrián Rodríguez (CETYS Universidad)
  • Ricardo Collins García (CETYS Universidad)

Scientific Committee

  • Alan García Lira (Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán)
  • Alicia León Pozo (Innsignia Institute, CETYS University)
  • Anastacio Espejel García (Autonomous University Chapingo)
  • Arturo Serrano Santoyo (Autonomous University of Baja California)
  • Arturo Torres Vargas (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Xochimilco)
  • Blanca Araceli Borja Rodríguez (Faculty of Economics, UNAM, CU campus.)
  • Carlos Gerardo López (CNYN-UNAM)
  • Darío Carlos Milesi (Universidad Nacional de General Sarmiento, Argentina)
  • Diana Woolfolk Ruiz (Innsignia Institute, CETYS Universidad)
  • Eduardo Durazo Watanabe (Innsignia Institute, CETYS Universidad)
  • Evelio Gerónimo Bautista (Universidad Pedagógica Nacional, Tlaquepaque unit)
  • Federico Stezano (Latin American Network for Biotechnology Studies)
  • Gabriela Cruz Ruiz (La Salle University)
  • Gerald Solano (National University of Costa Rica)
  • Gerardo González Chávez (Institute of Economic Research, UNAM)
  • Graciela Carrillo González (Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Xochimilco)
  • Greivin Rodríguez Calderón ( National University of Costa Rica)
  • Guillermo J. Larios Hernández (Universidad Anáhuac Mexico)
  • Henry Mora Holguín (Colombian Observatory of Science and Technology)
  • Ingrid Kuri Alonso (Innsignia Institute, CETYS University)
  • Isaura González Rubio Acosta (IPN-CITEDI)
  • Ismael Núñez Ramírez ( Institute of  Economic Research  UNAM)
  • Javier Jasso (National Autonomous Autonomous University of Mexico, UNAM)
  • Jorge Santiago Santos Flores (Autonomous University of Yucatan)
  • José Bernardino Castillo Caamal (Autonomous University of Yucatan)
  • José Gerardo Vera Muñoz (Meritorious Autonomous University of Puebla)
  • José Juan Méndez Ramírez (Autonomous University of the State of Mexico)
  • José Luis Solleiro Rebolledo (Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology of the UNAM)
  • Juan Reyes (Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla)
  • Juana Hernández Chavarria (CONACYT/TecNM/Technological Institute of Durango)
  • Julia Nieves Rodríguez (University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria)
  • Lino Meráz Ruiz (Autonomous University of Baja California)
  • Lorena Santana Serrano (Innsignia Institute, CETYS Universidad)
  • María  de la Paz Silva Borjas (IPN - CIECAS)
  • María de Lourdes Marquina Sánchez (Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México)
  • María Dolores Luquín García (Universidad Panamericana)
  • María Fernanda Higuera Cota (Autonomous University of Baja California)
  • María Guadalupe Venteño Jaramillo (National Autonomous Autonomous University of Mexico, UNAM)
  • Mario López López (Faculty of Electronics Sciences, Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla)
  • Marta Peris Ortiz (Universidad Politécnica de Valencia)
  • Mayela del Rayo Lechuga Nevárez (Tecnológico Nacional de México / Instituto Tecnológico de Durango)
  • Mayer Cabrera Flores (Innsignia Institute, CETYS Universidad).
  • Moisés Braulio García Martínez (Autonomous University of San Luis Potosí).
  • Moisés Librado González (Autonomous University of Baja California).
  • Oscar Arturo García González (Economics Research and Teaching Center- CIDE AC)
  • Paulina Angelina Vargas Larraguivel (Institute Innsignia, CETYS Universidad)
  • Raúl Arturo Alvarado López (CONACYT Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro)
  • Roberto Morales Estrella (Autonomous University of the State of Hidalgo)
  • Rodolfo García Galván (Autonomous University of Baja California)
  • Salvador Estrada Rodríguez (University of Guanajuato)
  • Santos López Leyva (Autonomous University of Baja California)
  • Sialia Mellink Méndez (CETYS University)
  • Silvia Moreno Heredia (Autonomous University of Sinaloa)
  • Sylvia Mónica Pérez Núñez (Innsignia Institute, CETYS University)
  • Vicente Germán Soto (Autonomous University of Coahuila).

 

Publication

A selection of the best papers presented will be selected for publication as a book chapter in a prestigious publishing house or as a special issue article in an indexed journal. Details for these publications will be notified at a later date.

 

INTERNATIONAL DISTINCTION IN INNOVATION STUDIES LEONEL CORONA TREVIÑO" INTERNATIONAL DISTINCTION IN INNOVATION STUDIES

This Distinction has been awarded biennially since 2014. It was instituted at our Conference in Pachuca de Soto, Hidalgo, Mexico. In our 15th CONRIDIT, the "Leonel Corona Treviño" distinction will be awarded to works based on doctoral and master's theses, postulated by the authors and nominated by our reviewers and nodes.

Those interested in participating in the Distinction for young researchers and master's or doctoral dissertations ( graduated between January 2021 and July 2023) may review the specific terms in the days following the issuance of this call. (Please get in touch with congresoridit@gmail.com)

Venue

The Conference will be held in Ensenada, located in Baja California, 110 km from the border with the United States of America. Nationally recognized as the capital of Mexican wine, Ensenada is a tourist port that attracts thousands of cruisers and tourists yearly to its wine valleys and for its gastronomy, recognized as one of the first Mexican cities to be part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network since 2015.

Ensenada is reached through the Tijuana International Airport, and from there, it is possible to take a bus to Ensenada, with a wide range of schedules from 8:00 am to 11:00 pm.

The Centro de Enseñanza Técnica y Superior (CETYS Universidad) will be hosting this edition; it is a private non-profit educational institution with three campuses in Mexicali, Tijuana, and Ensenada.

IMPORTANT DATES

February 23 Issuance of the call for papers

April 28 Deadline for Abstract Submission

May 15 Publication of the academic evaluation of abstracts

August 6th Submission of full paper and confirmation of participation

September 6 Publication of the program

October 25 to 27 Holding of the Conference

REGISTRATION FEES

Speakers

$ 2,500.00 pesos (MX) (approx. 140 USD)

$4,000.00 (includes tasting and lunch in Valle de Guadalupe). (approx. 225 USD)

General Public attendees

$1,000.00 pesos (approx. 60 USD)

Student attendees

$500.00 pesos (approx. 30 USD)

PAYMENT METHODS

Transfer to Instituto Educativo del Noroeste, A.C. Once the presentation has been accepted, payment information will be sent.

Contact

For further information or questions, please send an e-mail to:

congresoridit@gmail.com,

congresoridit@cetys.mx,

 or instituto.innsignia@cetys.mx

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