BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//Michael Angstadt//biweekly 0.4.4//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUPLISH X-FROM-URL:https://i-share.obelus.plattform-gmbh.de X-WR-TIMEZONE:Europe/Berlin BEGIN:VEVENT UID:ap_57@i-share.obelus.plattform-gmbh.de SUMMARY:7th International Workshop on the Sharing Economy STATUS:CONFIRMED DESCRIPTION:\n\nhttp://symposium.uoc.edu/40402/detail/sharing-cultures_-7th -international-workshop-on-the-sharing-economy-barcelona-2020.html \n\nPle ase note that the 7th IWSE in Barcelona has been rescheduled to 24th-26th February 2021\, due to the global situation surrounding the COVID-19 virus . Please see below for details of the rescheduled submission process and n ew information. New deadline for Abstract submission is 30th September 202 0. \n\nThe sharing economy is arguably coming of age. As well as becoming an increasingly consolidated phenomenon in itself\, research on the topic also represents an increasingly consolidated knowledge base. This ever-dyn amic field\, however\, is still faced with a number of conceptual\, method ological and empirical challenges that are increasingly complex and are pe rpetually shifting. \n\nIn this spirit\, we are pleased to launch this cal l for papers for the seventh International Workshop on the Sharing Economy (IWSE)\, organised by the Faculty of Economics and Business of the Open Un iversity of Catalonia (UOC). Indeed\, the lifecycle of the IWSE event is i n itself a testament to this increasingly consolidated research trajectory on the Sharing Economy\, following successful editions in Utrecht (2015\; 2019)\, Paris (2016)\, Southampton (2016)\, Lund (2017) and Mannheim (2018 ). \n\nThe city of Barcelona represents an ideal backdrop for this seventh edition of the IWSE\, providing an interesting local context for reflectin g upon recent developments in sharing economy research as the platform era enters the 2020s. As well as being a major hub for a wide range of platfor m-based initiatives and collaborative consumption experiences in recent ye ars\, Barcelona also has a long and lively tradition of cooperativism\; a movement which is arguably still strong in the city. \n\nKeynote speakers \n\nProfessor Oksana Mont\, Lund University \n\nDr Lizzie Richardson\, Uni versity of Sheffield \n\nDr Mayo Fuster Morell\, Open University of Catalo nia (UOC) \n\nTopics \n\nWe invite contributions on (but not limited to) t he following themes: Data issues Democracy and platform governance Environ mental impacts Gender and class issues Geographical comparative approaches Inequalities and discrimination Inherent conflicts and tensions in the pla tform era Labour and digital transformation Legal issues New technological solutions favouring fairness and social justice Platform business strategi es and models Procommons and community-oriented initiatives Regulatory and policy responses Sectoral analyses Sharing cultures Sharing economy and th e global South Social and economic impacts Trust and cooperation User expe riences and behaviour \n\nTheoretical\, empirical and policy contributions focused on different actors\,agents and scales of analysis are welcome. Mu ltidisciplinary\, longitudinal\, comparative and multi / mixed method appr oaches are particularly encouraged. \n\nThere will also be a special track on the commons-oriented sharing economy\, organised by the Dimmons Researc h Group (IN3-UOC). Recent research has been identifying the different char acteristics of such a model\, in terms of business and governance model\, knowledge and technological policies\, sustainability and social impact. S pecial attention will be given to proposals related to platform and open c ooperativism\, public policies to foster it and what being a feminist plat form entails. Following the event\, an edited publication will be consider ed\, depending on the contributions received. \n\n* Given the current situ ation concerning the COVID-19 virus worldwide\, we are postponing the even t until late February 2021 - please accept our sincere apologies for the i nconvenience. More information on how to maintain your current abstract su bmission or send a new one will be available shortly\, with a new deadline of 30th September 2020. \n\nFor any futher information\, please don't hesi tate to get in touch with us! ( E-Mail ) \n\n#IWSEBarcelona \n\nThe 7th In ternational Workshop on Sharing Economy (IWSE) will be hosted in Barcelona by the Faculty of Economics and Business Studies of the Open University of Catalonia (UOC)\, in collaboration with the Dimmons Research Group (IN3-UO C) X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

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Please note that the 7th IWSE in Barcelona has been rescheduled to 24th-26th February 2021, due to the global situat ion surrounding the COVID-19 virus. Please see below for details of the re scheduled submission process and new information. New deadlin e for Abstract submission is 30th September 2020.

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The s haring economy is arguably coming of age. As well as becoming an increasin gly consolidated phenomenon in itself, research on the topic also represen ts an increasingly consolidated knowledge base. This ever-dynamic field, h owever, is still faced with a number of conceptual, methodological and emp irical challenges that are increasingly complex and are perpetually shifti ng.

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In this spirit, we are pleased to launch this call for paper s for the seventh International Workshop on the Sharing Economy (IWSE), or ganised by the Faculty of Economics and Business of the Open University of Catalonia (UOC). Indeed, the lifecycle of the IWSE event is in itself a te stament to this increasingly consolidated research trajectory on the Shari ng Economy, following successful editions in Utrecht (2015; 2019), Paris ( 2016), Southampton (2016), Lund (2017) and Mannheim (2018).

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The city of Barcelona represents an ideal backdrop for this seventh edition of the IWSE, providing an interesting local context for reflecting upon recen t developments in  sharing economy research as the platform era enter s the 2020s. As well as being a major hub for a wide range of platform-bas ed initiatives and collaborative consumption experiences in recent years, Barcelona also has a long and lively tradition of cooperativism; a movemen t which is arguably still strong in the city.

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Keynote sp eakers

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Professor Oksana Mont, Lund University

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Dr Lizzie Richardson, University of Shef field

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Dr Mayo Fuster Morell, Open University of Catal onia (UOC)

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Topics

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We invite contribut ions on (but not limited to) the following themes:

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Theoreti cal, empirical and policy contributions focused on different actors,agents and scales of analysis are welcome. Multidisciplinary, longitudinal, compa rative and multi / mixed method approaches are particularly encouraged.

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There will also be a special track on the commons-ori ented sharing economy, organised by the Dimmons Research Group (IN3-UOC).< /strong> Recent research has been identifying the different character istics of such a model, in terms of business and governance model, knowled ge and technological policies, sustainability and social impact. Special a ttention will be given to proposals related to platform and open cooperati vism, public policies to foster it and what being a feminist platform enta ils. Following the event, an edited publication will be considered, depend ing on the contributions received.

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* Given the current s ituation concerning the COVID-19 virus worldwide, we are postponing the ev ent until late February 2021 - please accept our sincere apologies for the inconvenience.  More information on how to maintain your current abst ract submission or send a new one will be available shortly, with a new de adline of 30th September 2020.

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For any futher i nformation, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us! ( E- Mail )

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#IWSEBarcelona

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The 7th International Workshop on Sharing Economy (IWSE) will be hosted in Barcelona by the Faculty of Economics and Busine ss Studies of the Open University of Catalonia (UOC), in collabor ation with the Dimmons Research Group (IN3-UOC)

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