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Representation gap for transition factors from social sciences in energy and emissions modeling
Kunnas S, Trutnevyte E.
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2022
It was Adam Smith, considered by many as the father of economics, who said: “…What improves the circumstances of the greater part can never be regarded as an inconveniency to the whole. No society can surely be flourishing and happy, of which the far greater part of the members are poor and miserable”.510 The need for collaboration, especially while or
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It was Adam Smith, considered by many as the father of economics, who said: “…What improves the circumstances of the greater part can never be regarded as an inconveniency to the whole. No society can surely be flourishing and happy, of which the far greater part of the members are poor and miserable”.510 The need for collaboration, especially while or
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Framing the collaborative economy —Voices of contestation
Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions, 2017 Abstract Within the context of multiple crises and change, a range of practices discussed under the umbrella term of collaborative (or sharing) economy have been gaining considerable attention. Supporters build an idealistic vision of collaborative societies.
Katarzyna Gruszka
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Collaborative Network Topologies in Spatial Economies
Networks and Spatial Economics, 2022zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Shaun Lichter +3 more
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2020
Over the past few decades, the world economy has undergone radical transformations, in part connected to the expansion of the ‘digital economy’, in part to the growing interconnection via the internet of the world of objects and physical processes.
Francesco Ramella, Cecilia Manzo
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Over the past few decades, the world economy has undergone radical transformations, in part connected to the expansion of the ‘digital economy’, in part to the growing interconnection via the internet of the world of objects and physical processes.
Francesco Ramella, Cecilia Manzo
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Collaborations in the Modern Economy
2020In the modern world, there is a new socio-economic phenomenon, which is called collaboration. Collaboration is understood as the association of two or more people for the joint implementation of innovative directed activities in the form of a project.
Elena N. Sochneva +4 more
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Responsibility and Care in the Collaborative Economy
2017This paper explores moral responsibility in the collaborative economy using examples from the collaborative economy accommodation sector as the context to excavate key issues and challenges. The paper traverses difficult philosophical terrain in order to better understand the relationship between concepts such as ethics, responsibility and moral action
Gyimóthy, Szilvia, Dredge, Dianne
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Airbnb: Turning the Collaborative Economy into a Collaborative Society
2017New decentralised collaborative platforms are said to be challenging and redesigning traditional business models and reinventing how the tourism business works. Collectively termed the ‘collaborative economy’, these platforms are increasingly intersecting with the established tourism industry and how a tourist interacts with host communities ...
O'Regan, Michael, Choe, Jaeyeon
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Collaborative Economy and Tourism
2017The digital collaborative economy is one of the most fascinating developments to have claimed our attention in the last decade. Not only does it defy clear definition, but its historical links back to non-monetised sharing and gift economies and its contemporary foundations in monetising idling or spare capacity make it difficult to theorise.
Dredge, Dianne, Gyimóthy, Szilvia
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Business Models of the Collaborative Economy
2017Collaborative business models are often equated with disruptive commercialendeavors, epitomised by a handful large global sharing platforms. Theyrepresent a certain archetype of business model, extracting profit from market-mediated peer exchanges. A narrow focus on for-profit models obstructs coming toterms with the full scope of the collaborative ...
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