The emergence of the sharing city: A systematic literature review to understand the notion of the sharing city and explore future research paths

Vergara, José Ignacio Sánchez; Ginieis, Matías; Papaoikonomou, Eleni

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2021.126448

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“…89-99; Huang, Cheng, Chen, 2017, pp. [63][64][65][66][67][68][69][70][71][72], customers' willingness to pay for sustainable products (van Doorn, Verhoef, 2011, pp. 167-180), customers' evaluation of environmentally friendly practices (Galbreath, Shum, 2012, pp.…”

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The aim of the study is to determine the role of multimedia technologies used in architecture for socially significant communication. It is important to answer the following question: Can the content and graphic shapes included in the façade be used to shape public awareness and create social identity? One of the objectives is to examine the marketing potential of a message included in an image on a façade, and the possibilities of using it in building a region's brand. Design/methodology/approach: The examination included 15 buildings in which various multimedia technologies were used with the intention to create a message. Among the solutions applied in these objects are those in which the message is composed directly, by a metaphor, or indirectly in combination with the architectural features. The research material was analysed, and groups of useful subjects were selected for further investigation: -Promotion of a town.-Accentuating the location.-Accentuating the importance of events.-Popularisation of art.-Façade as a display and information channel. Findings: groups of subjects were selected, which might be used in creating social integration and regional marketing. Research limitations/implications:The below research is of preliminary character. In next steps, other aspects could be added, e.g. multimedia technologies, or seeking means of expression, methods of building images. Practical implications: The article presents the possibilities that multimedia systems offer in the area of message creation. It could potentially give direction to decision-makers with regard to their marketing activities, or the efforts to accentuate certain public functions of a town or region. The results of this research may interest investors, architects, and artists. The anticipated effect is that both awareness and the frequency of using multimedia systems will grow. Social implications: The article discusses the questions of the social role of art and façade graphics in architecture. It examines the effects of a message contained in an image on the issues of social identity and developing bonds. Originality/value: The study proves that façade graphics have a substantial impact, and it shows the possibilities of using such graphics in regional marketing; it also mentions their form, scope, and means.

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“…Excluding the duplicates, a total of 206 results were retrieved, with many papers found addressing rural heritage The search strategy entails an academic database search, blind to impact factor, on two search engines: Web of Science (WoS) and Scopus, with the aim of collecting studies which investigate the relationship between urban resilience and intangible heritage. Scopus was selected as it is the most extensive scientific literature database, covering studies from social sciences that are more relevant to urban issues [28,29]. Scopus focuses particularly on journals, rather than on other forms of scientific publication [30].…”

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The Relationship between Intangible Cultural Heritage and Urban Resilience: A Systematic Literature Review

2021

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The need to study and understand urban resilience has been defended by academics, justified by a new global context characterized by a growing urban population and a changing climate. Moreover, the importance of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) has been recognized by UNESCO since 2003. Nevertheless, the relationship between ICH and urban resilience discourses is recent, with academic studies on this topic seeing an exponential growth from 2017 onward. This article aims to develop a systematic literature review in order to answer the research question “how does intangible heritage relate to urban resilience?” and present current academic debates on this relationship. Following a methodology which entailed an academic database search and the application of exclusion criteria, 94 results from Scopus and Web of Science were retrieved and analysed. The article presents a discussion of results and showcases an existing linkage between both areas of study. This study demonstrates the fragmentation and diversity of the debates when addressing the relationship between the two topics, with an existing focus on sustainability discourses, built heritage and the role of local communities. Moreover, the article also shows a prevalence of discourses based on an engineering resilience approach. Considerations for future approaches to ICH and urban resilience are presented, namely, the need to better integrate ICH into urban resilience discourses.

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“…Thus, P2PA are participating in the ideological construction of what these destinations and their communities are, taking advantage and enhancing the new entrepreneurial culture that pervades the ontology of the platform economy. Airbnb's proposal, that of the ‘sharing city’, focuses on how residents interact with each other to share resources, spaces, infrastructures and experiences in their city (Sánchez‐Vergara et al, 2021).…”

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‘Belong anywhere’: Focusing on authenticity and the role of Airbnb in the projected destination image

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2022

Journal of Tourism Research

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There is little research that analyses the contribution of tourism-related digital platforms, and particularly Airbnb, to the creation and projection of international destinations' images. This study seeks to address this gap by developing a content analysis of the Airbnb Guides to more than 500 global urban neighbourhoods (globalhoods).We analysed Airbnb users' descriptions posted in the period following the Great Recession up to the COVID-19 pandemic. Content analysis shows how Airbnb projects the images of these globalhoods through a narrative based on creating a perception of authenticity but that finally projects a commodified image of destination identities and their communities.

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The emergence of the sharing city: A systematic literature review to understand the notion of the sharing city and explore future research paths

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