How sharing can contribute to more sustainable cities

Christopher T. Boyko; Stephen J. Clune; Rachel F.D. Cooper; Claire J. Coulton; Nick S. Dunn; Serena Pollastri; Joanne M. Leach; Christopher J. Bouch; Mariana Cavada; Valeria De Laurentiis; Mike Goodfellow-Smith; James D. Hale; Dan K.G. Hunt; Susan E. Lee; Martin Locret-Collet; Jon P. Sadler; Jonathan Ward; Christopher D.F. Rogers; Cosmin Popan; Katerina Psarikidou; John Urry; Luke S. Blunden; Leonidas Bourikas; Milena Büchs; Jane Falkingham; Mikey Harper; Mamusu Kamanda; Tatiana Sanches; Philip Tuner; Phil Y. Wu; Abu Bakr S. Bahaj; Adriana Ortegon; Katie Barnes; Ellie Cosgrave; Paul Honeybone; Helene Joffe; Corina Kwami; Victoria Zeeb; Brian Collins; Nick Tyler

doi:10.3390/su9050701

How sharing can contribute to more sustainable cities

Christopher T. Boyko^*, Stephen J. Clune, Rachel F.D. Cooper, Claire J. Coulton, Nick S. Dunn, Serena Pollastri, Joanne M. Leach, Christopher J. Bouch, Mariana Cavada, Valeria De Laurentiis, Mike Goodfellow-Smith, James D. Hale, Dan K.G. Hunt, Susan E. Lee, Martin Locret-Collet, Jon P. Sadler, Jonathan Ward, Christopher D.F. Rogers, Cosmin Popan, Katerina PsarikidouJohn Urry, Luke S. Blunden, Leonidas Bourikas, Milena Büchs, Jane Falkingham, Mikey Harper, Mamusu Kamanda, Tatiana Sanches, Philip Tuner, Phil Y. Wu, Abu Bakr S. Bahaj, Adriana Ortegon, Katie Barnes, Ellie Cosgrave, Paul Honeybone, Helene Joffe, Corina Kwami, Victoria Zeeb, Brian Collins, Nick Tyler

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Abstract

Recently, much of the literature on sharing in cities has focused on the sharing economy, in which people use online platforms to share underutilized assets in the marketplace. This view of sharing is too narrow for cities, as it neglects the myriad of ways, reasons, and scales in which citizens share in urban environments. Research presented here by the Liveable Cities team in the form of participant workshops in Lancaster and Birmingham, UK, suggests that a broader approach to understanding sharing in cities is essential. The research also highlighted tools and methods that may be used to help to identify sharing in communities. The paper ends with advice to city stakeholders, such as policymakers, urban planners, and urban designers, who are considering how to enhance sustainability in cities through sharing.

Original language	English
Article number	701
Journal	Sustainability (Switzerland)
Volume	9
Issue number	5
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3390/su9050701
Publication status	Published - 2017

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Keywords

Cities
Sharing
Sharing cities
Workshops

ASJC Scopus subject areas

Computer Science (miscellaneous)
Geography, Planning and Development
Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment
Building and Construction
Environmental Science (miscellaneous)
Energy Engineering and Power Technology
Hardware and Architecture
Computer Networks and Communications
Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law

UN SDGs

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Boyko, C. T., Clune, S. J., Cooper, R. F. D., Coulton, C. J., Dunn, N. S., Pollastri, S., Leach, J. M., Bouch, C. J., Cavada, M., De Laurentiis, V., Goodfellow-Smith, M., Hale, J. D., Hunt, D. K. G., Lee, S. E., Locret-Collet, M., Sadler, J. P., Ward, J., Rogers, C. D. F., Popan, C., ... Tyler, N. (2017). How sharing can contribute to more sustainable cities. Sustainability (Switzerland), 9(5), Article 701. https://doi.org/10.3390/su9050701

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How sharing can contribute to more sustainable cities

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