ABSTRACT The explosive growth of collaborative or peer-economy platforms has disrupted “business as usual” in tourism and triggered broad research interest in certain aspects or players of the sharing economy. This special issue explores diverse manifestations of the sharing economy in the context of its impacts upon and complex relationship with tourism spaces, by offering six, conceptually reflexive and empirically rich studies of how the sharing economy is transforming destinations, communities, consumers and tourism governance in Nordic and Mediterranean regions. The volume sheds light on the particular political, socio-cultural, demographic, organizational, institutional and technological conditions that are shaping new collaborative endeavours in tourism. Instead of fixating on sudden socio-spatial disruptions, the contributions are observant to changes unfolding over a longer period and in different geographical contexts. This longitudinal perspective also enables a more sophisticated discussion of the sharing economy’s impact beyond tourism, and its entanglements with social welfare models, cooperative production systems, resilient communities and digital infrastructures.

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社论：共享经济中有争议的空间

摘要协作或对等经济平台的爆炸式增长破坏了旅游业的“一切照旧”，并引发了人们对共享经济的某些方面或参与者的广泛研究兴趣。本期专刊通过对共享经济如何改变旅游目的地，社区，消费者和旅游业治理的六个方面进行了概念上的反思和经验丰富的研究，探讨了共享经济对旅游空间的影响以及与旅游空间的复杂关系的各种表现形式。北欧和地中海地区。该书揭示了正在塑造旅游业新合作努力的特定政治，社会文化，人口，组织，机构和技术条件。与其着眼于突然的社会空间破坏，这些贡献可以观察到在较长时期内以及在不同地理环境中不断变化的变化。这种纵向观点还使人们可以更复杂地讨论共享经济对旅游业以外的影响，以及与社会福利模型，合作生产系统，弹性社区和数字基础设施的纠缠。