Motif: Collaborative Consumption / Sharing Economy

Sharing Economy is a system where people temporarily access goods or services instead of owning them, often through digital platforms.
Collaborative Consumption involves sharing, renting, or swapping goods and services, typically facilitated by technology and peer networks, focusing on access over ownership. Both models emphasize sustainability, efficiency, and community-based exchanges.
Anwar, Syed Tariq. 2022. “The Sharing Economy and Collaborative Consumption: Strategic Issues and Global Entrepreneurial Opportunities.” Journal of International Entrepreneurship 21 (1): 60–88. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10843-022-00323-0.

Sharing Economy is a system where people temporarily access goods or services instead of owning them, often through digital platforms.
Collaborative Consumption involves sharing, renting, or swapping goods and services, typically facilitated by technology and peer networks, focusing on access over ownership. Both models emphasize sustainability, efficiency, and community-based exchanges.
Anwar, Syed Tariq. 2022. “The Sharing Economy and Collaborative Consumption: Strategic Issues and Global Entrepreneurial Opportunities.” Journal of International Entrepreneurship 21 (1): 60–88. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10843-022-00323-0.

Commercial Orientation in Grassroots Social Innovation: Insights From the Sharing Economy

Collaborative Consumption / Sharing Economy (C2C recycling) ‘The groups themselves provide an online platform for people to freely and directly give unwanted (i.e., underutilised) items to others in their local area (rather than sending them to their local authority waste system).’ ‘Advocates of this perspective argue that the sharing economy holds the potential to liberate

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