The Definitions of Sharing Economy: A Systematic Literature Review

Görög, Georgina

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“…Hence, new names and definitions continuously come into being in the research. Dredge and Gyimóthy (2015) identified 18 different names present in the literature to describe economics based on co-distribution of goods, while Görög (2018) supplemented this list with another 12 items. Certainly, that author did not identify all the terms, because the authors of this article came across the next name, i.e., liquid consumption, used by Bardhi and Eckhardt (2017).…”

Section: Discussion Conclusion and Limitationsmentioning

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“…The phenomenon of sharing economy is also named by using IT terminology (digital economy, collaborative consumption 2.0, the mesh, peer-to-peer consumption), sociological terms (collaborative consumption, social sharing, connected consumption, access-based consumption) and an economic one (sharing economy, collaborative economy, owner-less economy, non-ownership economy, access-based economy, hybrid consumption) (Botsman 2013;Breidbach and Brodie 2017;Dolnicar 2018;Hamari et al 2015;Lessig 2008). Görög (2018) identified 30 synonymous names for the term 'sharing economy.' All metaphors used in the terms mentioned above have their own significant information load and emphasize the important differentiating aspects of the sharing economy phenomenon.…”

Section: Understanding the Sharing Economy: Defining The Notionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The issue of the notion of the sharing economy has been undertaken in scientific debate more and more often lately (Botsman andRogers 2010a, 2010b;Botsman 2013;Belk 2014;Dredge and Gyimóthy 2015;Breidbach and Brodie 2017;Görög 2018). The phenomenon is deliberated in the context of diverse problems: economic (Palgan et al 2017), legal (Santolli 2017) or cultural ones (Light and Miskelly 2015).…”

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Sharing the Economy in Tourism and Sustainable City Development in the Light of Agenda 2030

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The dynamic development of the sharing economy is clearly seen in particular, in the area of tourism in large cities. There is, therefore, an increasingly urgent need to study its impact on the functioning of cities, especially when they implement a sustainable development policy. Therefore, the need to study its impact on cities’ performances is more and more urgent, particularly, when they implement a sustainable development policy. This study discussed the influence of a sharing economy in tourism on city sustainability from the perspective of the Agenda 2030 goals. The main objective of the paper was achieved, thanks to in-depth analysis of the content of secondary sources. Results of the analysis were subjected to the synthesis process, using the tabular method. In Agenda 2030, when diagnosing the importance of this issue, one of 17 goals, i.e., goal 11, and 10 tasks within it, were devoted to the sustainable development of cities. The results of this study showed that sharing economy in tourism has an impact on the implementation of seven of them, but the direction of the impact is diversified. The domination of positive sharing economy (SE) effects was observed in the following areas: providing access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all (Target 11.2) and upgrading slums (Target 11.1), while the negative effects were noticed particularly clearly in implementing Targets 11.6 (reducing the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities) and 11.7 (providing universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces).

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Section: Discussion Conclusion and Limitationsmentioning

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Section: Understanding the Sharing Economy: Defining The Notionmentioning

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“…Despite the popularity of the sharing economy as a research field for scholars during the past few years ( Arcidiacono et al, 2018, Kumar, Lahiri, & Dogan, 2018, no generally accepted definition of the term yet exists (Dredge & Gyim othy, 2015;G€ or€ og, 2018). One reason might be that the wide scope of the sharing economy includes many types of platforms or ways of sharing and these differences lead to inconsistencies in how researchers conceptualise the topic (Habibi, Kim, & Laroche, 2016).…”

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Research on sharing economy: why are some articles more cited than others?

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Hernández‐Lara

2019

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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The present article seeks to identify the reasons why some articles are more cited than others, with a specific focus on the recent and innovative research area of the sharing economy. To determine how characteristics of the research drive citations, we carry out a systematic analysis of articles published from 2012 to 2018 in high-impact social science journals. Comparative analyses were conducted to visualise what features relate to higher citations. The results show that citations vary depending on the approach, field, unit of analysis, and the data analyses used in the research. Our contributions will be useful both for authors when deciding the type of analysis to undertake and the journal to which to send their papers, as well as for editors setting editorial policy.

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“…La economía global y el aumento en la confianza de los clientes para realizar compras y pagos por internet han popularizado el fenómeno que diversos autores han denominado "Economía Colaborativa" o "Shared Economy" (Altinay y Taheri, 2018). Esta tendencia ha modificado los patrones de consumo y los patrones de emprendimiento en industrias como el turismo, la transportación, la educación, el mercado de trabajo, entre otras (Görög, 2018). Se define economía colaborativa como "el fenómeno en el que las personas comparten sus activos intangibles, o activos tangibles, subutilizados por dinero o de manera gratuita con la ayuda del internet resultando en nuevo modelo de negocios y creando una única área de investigación" 1 (Görög, 2018: 175).…”

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La plataforma de la economía colaborativa Airbnb y su uso por la EDOCO de corte turístico en Cancún-México

May-Hernández

Wobeser

Pool-Estrada

2019

recai

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El objetivo del presente trabajo es analizar en qué medida los micro-emprendimientos de la economía doméstica complementaria de corte turístico están utilizando la plataforma de la economía colaborativa Airbnb para el caso de Cancún-México. La economía colaborativa se entiende como el fenómeno en el que las personas comparten sus “bienes subutilizados” por dinero o de manera gratuita con la ayuda del internet. Se presenta también el concepto de las EDOCO (Economía Doméstica Complementaria) como una alternativa de microemprendimientos que las familias llevan a cabo para complementar los ingresos de su hogar desde la informalidad. Se expone Airbnb como un ejemplo controversial de plataforma colaborativa del sector turístico que ha buscado conectar a los ofertantes de espacios para renta vacacional con los consumidores. En este trabajo se distingue, para el caso de Airbnb Cancún, los dos tipos de actores que usan la plataforma: aquellos que habitando su propiedad rentan sus áreas en desuso (EDOCO), representando el 8.88% de los casos revisados, versus el restante 91.2% que aparentemente no tienen activos subutilizados sino inversiones con fines de lucro. Por último, se ofrece una definición más amplia de las EDOCO que incluye las actividades de intercambio con mercados globales a partir de las plataformas colaborativas.

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The Definitions of Sharing Economy: A Systematic Literature Review

Cited by 71 publications

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Sharing the Economy in Tourism and Sustainable City Development in the Light of Agenda 2030

Sharing the Economy in Tourism and Sustainable City Development in the Light of Agenda 2030

Research on sharing economy: why are some articles more cited than others?

La plataforma de la economía colaborativa Airbnb y su uso por la EDOCO de corte turístico en Cancún-México

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