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What's Mine is Yours (Book)

Rachel Botsman (Author), Roo Rogers (Author)

In the 20th century humanity consumed products faster than ever, but this way of living is no longer sustainable. This new and important book shows how technological advances are driving forms of 'collaborative consumption' which will change forever the ways in which we [...]

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What's Mine Is Yours (Book)

Gillian Blake (Author), Rachel Botsman (Author), Roo Rogers (Author)

Identifies how the convergence of social networks, a renewed belief in the importance of community, environmental concerns, and cost consciousness have fueled the growth of "collaborative consumption"--organized sharing, bartering, lending, trading, renting, gifting, and [...]

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What's Mine Is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption (Audio book)

Rachel Botsman (Author), Roo Rogers (Author), Kevin Foley (Reader / Narrator)

A groundbreaking, original book that explores the rise of "Collaborative Consumption"---a cultural and economic force that is transforming business, consumerism, and the way we live.

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What's Mine Is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption (Audio book)

Rachel Botsman (Author), Roo Rogers (Author), Kevin Foley (Reader / Narrator)

A groundbreaking, original book that explores the rise of "Collaborative Consumption"---a cultural and economic force that is transforming business, consumerism, and the way we live.

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What's Mine Is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption (Audio book)

Rachel Botsman (Author), Roo Rogers (Author), Kevin Foley (Reader / Narrator)

A groundbreaking, original book that explores the rise of "Collaborative Consumption"---a cultural and economic force that is transforming business, consumerism, and the way we live.

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Rachel Botsman (Author), Roo Rogers (Author)

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What's Mine is Yours (Book)

Rachel Botsman (Author), Roo Rogers (Illustration)

An idea-fueled book that explores the rise of new economic models based on shared resources and collective consumption -and the first articulation of a major socioeconomic phenomenon.

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