“…The recent expansion of the p2p market for tourist accommodation represents an additional consideration in debates about the benefits and drawbacks of tourist expansion in islands. The interest of researchers for this phenomenon has generated a substantial number of contributions, all very diverse in terms of domains, methods, and scope (Belarmino & Koh, 2020;Dann, Teubner, & Weinhardt, 2019;Dolnicar, 2019;Guttentag, 2019). Previous analyses of Airbnb were focused, among other things, on finding out what motivates suppliers and demanders to participate in this market (Karlsson & Dolnicar, 2016;So, Oh, & Min, 2018); on its potential discriminatory effect against certain groups (Edelman et al, 2017;Kakar, Franco, Voelz, & Wu, 2016); on the established reputation mechanisms (Fradkin, Grewal, Holtz, & Pearson, 2015;Zervas, Proserpio, & Byers, 2015); on the variables that may or may not determine price (Benítez-Aurioles, 2018a; Wang & Nicolau, 2017); and on the repercussions that it has had on hotels (Heo, Blal, & Choi, 2019;Zervas et al, 2017), employment (Fang, Ye, & Law, 2016;Mao, Tian, & Ye, 2018), and the housing market (Barron, Kung, & Proserpio, 2018;Horn & Merante, 2017).…”