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SUMMARY:Deadline Paper Submission: 3rd International Workshop on the Sharin
 g Economy
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DESCRIPTION:For further information see: http://www.southampton.ac.uk/wsa/n
 ews/events/iwse/index.page\n\nEnabled by digital platform technologies\, t
 he sharing economy allows households\, individuals\, businesses\, governme
 nt and non-government organisations to engage in collaborative production\
 , distribution and consumption of goods and services. It can potentially l
 ead to an increase in employment\, economic efficiency\, sustainable use o
 f resources\, broadened access to highly valuable assets\, and enhanced so
 cial relationships. The sharing economy can also give rise to innovation d
 riven business models appealing to a different group of customers\, normal
 ly ignored by mainstream businesses\, and based on a novel supply chain an
 d operations model which makes it possible to outsource to platform users 
 a significant portion of business functions. These inevitably challenge co
 nventional business and policy thinking about the role and functions of cu
 stomers\, employees and the organisation.\n\nTo no small degree\, the inte
 rest in the sharing economy is fueled by ongoing international media stori
 es about the expansion of new and highly successful sharing economy platfo
 rms (such as Uber\, Airbnb\, Taskrabbit\, Blablacar\, etc.). The academic 
 debate is yet to fully catch up with this business media buzz. It has only 
 now started to critically investigate the popular claims about the sharing 
 economy. There is still very little systematic understanding of the antece
 dents of the sharing economy\, its organizational forms and their novelty\
 , the enabling and constraining factors of the sharing economy and its imp
 acts.\nHence\, the purpose of this workshop is to engage with different st
 rands of academic scholarship on the sharing economy originating across di
 fferent disciplines (such as management and business studies\, economics\, 
 geography\, legal studies\, sociology\, political sciences and other disci
 plines) to help to develop an integrated understanding of the sharing econ
 omy phenomenon\, its drivers\, forms and implications for individuals\, bu
 sinesses and society.\n\nThe Workshop will encourage conceptual\, methodol
 ogical and empirical contributions that address\, but are not limited to\, 
 the following questions:\nIn what ways can conceptual frameworks and metho
 dologies from different disciplines be integrated to define and explore th
 e sharing economy?\nHow can the antecedents of the sharing economy be syst
 ematically identified using a multidisciplinary approach?\nWhat organisati
 onal forms and business models dominate the sharing economy? How novel are 
 they?\nWhat typologies can be developed to distinguish between different o
 rganisational models in the sharing economy?\nHow innovative are sharing e
 conomy businesses?\nHow sustainable are sharing economy businesses (econom
 ically\, financially\, socially\, environmentally)?\nWhat constrains and e
 nables the growth and diffusion of sharing economy organisations?\nWhat is 
 the role of different institutional (cognitive\, regulative and normative)
 \ncontexts for shaping the sharing economy?\nWhat are the implications of 
 the sharing economy for business\, labour and society?\nTo what extent is 
 the sharing economy reshaping the relationships between workers\, consumer
 s and intermediaries?\nHow are elements of the sharing economy shaped by s
 pecific spatial dynamics?\nWhat are the relationships between digital tech
 nologies and the sharing economy?\nHow does the sharing economy affect the 
 competitive dynamics across sectors?\nWhat are the implications of the sha
 ring economy for the provision of public services?\nHow can we measure the 
 impact of the sharing economy?\n\n
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