Platform-Mediated Tourism
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Platform-Mediated Tourism
Social Justice and Urban Governance before and during Covid-19
Jokela, Salla; Minoia, Paola
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2022
236
Dura
Inglês
9781032137308
15 a 20 dias
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1. Platform-mediated tourism: social justice and urban governance before and during Covid-19 2. Performing a peer-to-peer economy: how Airbnb hosts navigate socio-institutional frameworks 3. Self-perceptions of Airbnb hosts' responsibility: a moral identity perspective 4. The social practices of hosting P2P social dining events: insights for sustainable tourism 5. Overtourism and online short-term rental platforms in Italian cities 6. Venice as a short-term city. Between global trends and local lock-ins 7. Whose right to the city? An analysis of the mediatized politics of place surrounding alojamento local issues in Lisbon and Porto 8. Politicising platform-mediated tourism rentals in the digital sphere: Airbnb in Madrid and Barcelona 9. Third-party impacts of short-term rental accommodation: a community survey to inform government responses 10. Social consequences of airbnb - a New Zealand case study of cause and effect 11. Airbnb impacts on host communities in a tourism destination: an exploratory study of stakeholder perspectives in Queenstown, New Zealand 12. COVID-19 pandemic exposes the vulnerability of the sharing economy: a novel accounting framework
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Digital platform;airbnb;urban studies;social justice;Covid-19;SDG8;Airbnb Listing;Airbnb Hosts;Byron Shire;Short Term Rentals;Airbnb Rental;Van Melik;Platform Capitalism;Professional Hosts;NSW Government;Airbnb Guests;SE;Permanent Residents;P2P Exchanges;Moral Identity Theory;Social Dining;Hosting Practice;Byron Shire Council;Residential City;Social Reproduction;Airbnb Platform;P2P Platform;Barcelona City Council;Housing Stress;Moral Identity Internationalisation
1. Platform-mediated tourism: social justice and urban governance before and during Covid-19 2. Performing a peer-to-peer economy: how Airbnb hosts navigate socio-institutional frameworks 3. Self-perceptions of Airbnb hosts' responsibility: a moral identity perspective 4. The social practices of hosting P2P social dining events: insights for sustainable tourism 5. Overtourism and online short-term rental platforms in Italian cities 6. Venice as a short-term city. Between global trends and local lock-ins 7. Whose right to the city? An analysis of the mediatized politics of place surrounding alojamento local issues in Lisbon and Porto 8. Politicising platform-mediated tourism rentals in the digital sphere: Airbnb in Madrid and Barcelona 9. Third-party impacts of short-term rental accommodation: a community survey to inform government responses 10. Social consequences of airbnb - a New Zealand case study of cause and effect 11. Airbnb impacts on host communities in a tourism destination: an exploratory study of stakeholder perspectives in Queenstown, New Zealand 12. COVID-19 pandemic exposes the vulnerability of the sharing economy: a novel accounting framework
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Digital platform;airbnb;urban studies;social justice;Covid-19;SDG8;Airbnb Listing;Airbnb Hosts;Byron Shire;Short Term Rentals;Airbnb Rental;Van Melik;Platform Capitalism;Professional Hosts;NSW Government;Airbnb Guests;SE;Permanent Residents;P2P Exchanges;Moral Identity Theory;Social Dining;Hosting Practice;Byron Shire Council;Residential City;Social Reproduction;Airbnb Platform;P2P Platform;Barcelona City Council;Housing Stress;Moral Identity Internationalisation
