You are what you can access: Sharing and collaborative consumption online
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- 2014-08-01
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Keywords
Popularity, Sharing economy, Possession (linguistics), Consumption (sociology), Phenomenon
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- Meet Collaborative Consumption: Paving the way to consumer decision-making in Shared Mobility
- “A Give and A Take”: Lived Experiences in a Real Sharing Economy
- How might the collaborative economy influence sustainability of tourism in Barcelona
- The Luxury of Igniting Change by Giving: Transforming Yourself While Transforming Others' Lives
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- Defining 'benefit' when making production investments : an inquiry of current standards
- Pirate or subscriber? An exploratory study on Italian consumers’ music habits
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