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Yang Zhou, Hefei University of Technology
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Beyond Location: A Multi-dimensional Framework of Geographic Inclusivity in Social Commerce xintong Feng, University of Science and Technology of China
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Jingyuan Deng, National University of Singapore
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Anna Lena Hupe, University of Kassel
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Dining Disrupted: The Impact of Food Delivery Platforms on the Restaurant Industry Market Structure Sandeep Srinivas, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Evolution of Smartphone Platform Ecosystems – A Historical Research George Mangalaraj, Western Illinois University
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Examining the Janus Effect of Human-AI Interaction in AI Summaries with Images Guoqing Zhou, University of science and technology of China
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Mingi Song, Korea university
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From Thrill to Theft: The Unintended Consequences of Online Sports Betting Shagun Tripathi, IE Business School
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Governance of Resale Royalties on NFT Platforms: Centralized vs. Decentralized Fatemeh Delkhosh, University of Calgary
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Junghyun Maeng, National University of Singapore
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Helping the Underdog Campaigns through AI Transparency: A Contrarian Donation Perspective Yinan Yu, University of Oklahoma
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Clarissa Knorr, TU Dortmund University
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Idea Evaluation Bias and Debiasing in Crowdsourcing Contests Kai Ye, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
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Impact of Introducing an AI Writing Assistant in Charitable Crowdfunding Luwei Xiang, University of Oklahoma
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Impact of Post-Tipping Policy on Online Delivery Platform Jiajia Qu, James Madison Univeristy
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Managing Tensions in Digital Ecosystem Governance Through Systems Balancing Pauline Liebert, LMU Munich School of Management
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Polycentric Governance of Data Ecosystems Philipp Kernstock, Technical University of Munich
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Pre-Moderation in Online Brand Communities Florian Pethig, Tilburg University
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Maoxia Zeng, University of Wisconsin-Madison
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Ritual in Live Streaming: Reasoning Interaction through Multimodal Large Language Model Chao-Chuan Yeh, National Chengchi University
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Sharing the Spotlight: The Impact of Collaborator Credit Systems on Online Creator Collaboration Yue Zhang, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
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Should A Platform Adopt the Refund-Only Policy? Jiawei Zhao, Shanghai Jiao Tong University
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Subtly There, Deeply Felt: Modeling Cultural Values in Crowdfunding Success Prediction Yihao Xu, University of Science and Technology of China
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Temporal Dynamics of Digital Certifications and Career Transitions Xingwen (Winry) Liu, University of Texas at Austin
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Temporary Social Gatherings of Complementors and Crowd Involvement Raphael Felbermayer, TU Dortmund University
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The Economics of Data-Sharing: An Empirical Investigation of Data Sharing Ecosystems Lucas Eustache, University Paris Dauphine-PSL
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Towards a Theory of Multilevel Platform Ecosystems Rainer Schmidt, Munich University of Applied Sciences
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Jana Ammann, LMU Munich School of Management
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When Stars Are Silenced: The Rise of the Long Tail and the Crumbling Middle in Creator Ecosystems Ningzhe Zhou, Guanghua Management School, Peking University
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Track Co-Chairs
Kevin Hong, Ph.D., University of Miami
Zhijie Lin, Ph.D., Tsinghua University
Jonny Holmström, Ph.D., Umeå University
Track Description
Topics related to the sharing economy, platforms, and crowds are not only among the most widely researched areas within the field of information systems, but also bear deep economic and societal implications. This track invites cutting-edge research that addresses issues relating to these topics.
The sharing economy has disrupted conventional socio-economic activities by allowing individuals to exchange underutilized assets or resources for monetary gains at very low transactional costs. Under this broad umbrella, sharing can stem from user-owned assets, as exemplified on Airbnb, Didi, Grab, and Uber, or take place through the renting of company-owned resources, as epitomized on Bird, CitiBike, Lime, and Zipcar.