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This paper is concerned with the role of sharing and servicizing practices (SSP) in moving consumption and user patterns towards sustainable and inclusive growth in the transport sector. We aim to conceptualize the social aspects of SSP in transport by problematizing the quotation ‘What is mine is yours!’ and suggesting embedding consumption and user practices within the culture, making the reverse, ‘what is yours is mine!’, more appropriate. In doing so, the power relations between economic and political actors which currently prevent the perceptions of sharing as a form of dependency are also considered. |
