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Collaborative fashion consumption

2018
Clothing consumption has shifted beyond meeting a basic human need. Overconsumption of clothing is among the main issues of the fashion industry. Alternative or collaborative fashion consumption, as an innovative concept could help to reduce material overconsumption in the current fashion industry.
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Contemporary collaborative consumption: An introduction

2018
The recent decade has seen unprecedented societal challenges. Since the beginning of the economic and social crisis in the global North a decade ago, consumers have started rethinking their everyday lives. Consumers have not only become more mindful in their spending habits, but also more ingenious in living on a limited budget.
Cruz, Isabel, Ganga, Rafaela, Wahlen, S.
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Is the collaborative consumption the new buying? Social and economic aspects influencing collaborative consumption

MERCATI & COMPETITIVITÀ, 2018
Collaborative consumption is becoming a phenomenon of great interest for both scholars, marketers and public institutions. The spread of peer-to-peer sharing platforms allows consumers to acquire products and services in alternative ways. This aspect is redesigning a number of sectors, such as transport and accommodation marketplaces with the spread of
De Canio F., Pellegrini D., Martinelli E.   +2 more
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Understanding Collaborative Consumption to Make Collaboration-Based Organizations Meaningful

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2016
While collaborative consumption is a promising solution for unsustainable consumption practices, two lines of thought begin to emerge on its social psychological determinants: a rational- egoistic ...
Daniel Roos, Rüdiger Hahn
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Designing for Collaborative Consumption

2011
The world is ending, and we, the insatiable consumers, are at fault. Our homes and landfills are overrun with junk designed for a limited lifetime. But before we choke off the planet, there’s something we can do. Unlike any other generation, we can better provide and share infrastructure thanks to network technology.
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Comparing power consumptions of collaborative and non-collaborative systems

Conference Record of the Thirty-Sixth Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems and Computers, 2002., 2003
In a collaborative wireless network, communicating nodes collaborate in routing and/or improving the quality of transmission of each other's packets. This is especially useful when the channel between a pair of nodes is in a deep shadow-fading state.
V. Emamian, M. Kaveh
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Collaborative consumption & cultural diversity

2020
Collaborative consumption platforms have rampantly increased societies usage of online Peer-2-Peer sharing systems, resulting in new virtual networks and infrastructure that augment previous societal integration and cultural adaption processes. However, despite the increasing ‘super diversity’ of city’s like Amsterdam, no evident line of research has ...
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Lemons problem in collaborative consumption platforms

Internet Research, 2018
Purpose Most of the research on collaborative consumption platforms (CCPs) has focused on motivational drives, and little research has been conducted on the problem of unbalanced information sharing, also known as the “lemons problem,” and signals. The paper aims to discuss these issues. Design/methodology/approach This study conducted a netnography
Joonheui Bae, Dong-Mo Koo
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Collaborative Consumption

In dieser Arbeit werden wesentliche Faktoren identifiziert, die die Absicht von Konsumentinnen und Konsumenten beeinflussen, sich für eine von zwei Formen von „Collaborative Consumption“ zu entscheiden: dem Mieten oder Gebrauchtkauf von Gütern. Dazu wurden Unterschiede und Gemeinsamkeiten der beiden Konzepte betrachtet, um folglich herauszufinden, wie ...
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Enablers for collaborative consumption

2020
Globally, a multitude of peer-to-peer businesses are disrupting traditional eco- nomic models and threatening established markets including hospitality, trans- portation, and banking among many others. While certainly, the appetite of consumers to the sharing economy is the main driver to the fast evolving markets, the factors that have accelerated the
Crisostomi E., Ghaddar B., Hausler F., Naoum-Sawaya J., Russo G., Shorten R.   +5 more
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