2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2015.07.133
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Sharing cities and sustainable consumption and production: towards an integrated framework

Abstract: ÒBuilding a sharing infrastructure and culture is quite simply one of the most important things cities can do to contribute to a fair and sustainable worldÓ (Agyemen, et al., 2013, p. 29). AbstractCalls for a transformation towards more sustainable consumption and production (SCP) have been intensifying. As urban populations swell across the planet, cities are faced with incresing pressure on infrastructure, economic and ecological systems. Yet, with their high population densities and ubiquity of information… Show more

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“…Alternatively, the pooling of goods and services may serve the purpose of shared consumption, as in the case of food swapping (Schor et al 2016) or car sharing (Belk 2013). Moving beyond this dichotomy between production and consumption, other authors have recently described the pooling of goods and services as a continuum between co-production and co-consumption (Heinrichs 2013;Cohen and Muñoz 2016). 3.…”
Section: Conceptual Framework Debate On the Key Features Of Sharing Ementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Alternatively, the pooling of goods and services may serve the purpose of shared consumption, as in the case of food swapping (Schor et al 2016) or car sharing (Belk 2013). Moving beyond this dichotomy between production and consumption, other authors have recently described the pooling of goods and services as a continuum between co-production and co-consumption (Heinrichs 2013;Cohen and Muñoz 2016). 3.…”
Section: Conceptual Framework Debate On the Key Features Of Sharing Ementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although still remaining a niche if compared to the mainstream agricultural and food, sector these initiatives have significantly grown worldwide in the last decade (Goodman and Goodman 2009;Mount 2012;Si et al 2015;Migliore et al 2015;Forssell and Lankoski 2015). Commonly studied models of sharing economy in agri-food systems include community gardens (Cohen and Muñoz 2016;Hartl et al 2016), food swapping (Schor et al 2016), food consumer groups and networks (Martin 2016).…”
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