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📅 22 – 23 Apr 2027 📍 Tripoli, Libya 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Sharing Economy
ModeStandard / Physical
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Registration fee$150.00
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Conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

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This track explores the latest innovations in collaborative consumption models and their impact on traditional business practices. It aims to highlight case studies that demonstrate successful implementations and the challenges faced in this evolving landscape.

This session focuses on the dynamics of peer-to-peer exchange systems and their role in facilitating resource sharing. Contributions will analyze the effectiveness of these mechanisms in enhancing community engagement and economic resilience.

This track delves into the access economy, examining how businesses can leverage access over ownership to create value. Discussions will include the implications for consumer behavior and the sustainability of such models.

This session investigates the critical role of trust and reputation systems in the success of sharing platforms. Papers will address how these systems influence user behavior and platform reliability.

This track emphasizes the intersection of sustainability and the circular economy within the sharing economy framework. It will explore innovative business models that promote resource efficiency and environmental stewardship.

This session highlights the role of sharing platforms in driving social innovation and addressing societal challenges. Contributions will showcase initiatives that have successfully leveraged collaborative consumption for social good.

This track examines how digital platforms are transforming traditional business models in the context of the sharing economy. Papers will analyze the strategic implications of these transformations for businesses and consumers alike.

This session focuses on disruptive innovations that are reshaping the sharing economy landscape. Contributions will explore emerging technologies and their potential to redefine market dynamics and consumer interactions.

This track investigates community-based consumption models and their effectiveness in fostering local economies. Discussions will include the social and economic impacts of these models on community development.

This session explores the relationship between crowdfunding and micro-entrepreneurship within the sharing economy. Papers will analyze how crowdfunding platforms empower individuals to launch and sustain small businesses.

This track examines the principles of decentralization and peer production in the context of the sharing economy. Contributions will discuss the implications of these concepts for economic structures and community engagement.

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