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The Potential for Cooperative Piecework Labor Markets
Ali Alkhatib, Michael Bernstein, & Sam Witherbee
Stanford University
Peer-To-Peer Lending and the Sharing Economy
Martina Balestra & Oded Nov
New York University
Open Work, Crowd Work and  Organizations: Why “The Uberization of Work” May Not Be What It Seems
Melissa Cefkin & Ilana Gershon
Nissan Research Center
The psychology of platform-based workplaces
Laura Dabbish
Carnegie Mellon University
Platforms, Politics, Infrastructures and More: Engaging and Examining for Future Research
Ingrid Erickson
Rutgers University
Learning on the Job: Training Crowdworkers to Learn Complex Skills through Micro-Tasks
Eureka Foong, Elizabeth Gerber, & Steven Franconeri
Northwestern University
From individual contributions to collective intelligence: A case of cultural heritage institutions
Lala Hajibayova
Kent State University
A Feminist Perspective on the Future of Sharing Platforms
Maryam Heidaripour & Laura Forlano
IIT Institute of Design
Finding meaning in a hopeless place: The construction of meaningfulness in digital microwork
Dominique Kost, Sut I Wong, & Christian Fieseler
Bi Norwegian Business School
Building the Online Labour Index: A Tool for Policy and Research
Otto Kässi & Vili Lehdonvirta
Oxford Internet Institute
Grandma’s Taking an Uber: The Sharing Economy and the Oldest Old
Chaiwoo Lee, Julie Miller, Lisa D’Ambrosio, Dana Ellis, & Joseph Coughlin
MIT AgeLab
Personal Data Management In Knowledge Work Platforms
Tuukka Lehtiniemi, Kai Kuikkaniemi, Matti Nelimarkka, & Antti Poikola
Helsinki Institute for Information Technology HIIT
Trust is other people
Naemi Luckner, Katharina Werner, Özge Subasi, Geraldine Fitzpatrick, Lone Malmborg, & Jörn Messeter
Vienna UT
Newcomer onboarding and the production of trust in the sharing economy
Gabriel Mugar
Syracuse University
The Double Bind: Social Values and Design Choices
Dustin O’Hara
University of California, Los Angeles
Trust in the Context of Sharing Economy
Paolo Parigi & Siman Wang
Stanford University
UrbanFoodSpots – Development of Cooling Stations for Food Sharing Communities
Margit Pohl, Elisabeth Weissenböck, Maria Kalleitner-Huber, Gabriele Mraz, & Gabi Bernhofer
Vienna University of Technology
Collaborative platforms for civic engagement: what collaboration are we talking about?
Joanna Saad-Sulonen
Aarhus University
Supporting Learners with Distributed Mentorship Teams in Massive Online Classes
Adam Stankiewicz
Carnegie Mellon University
Minimal Sharing Paradigm: Building Trust Through Exchange
Emily Sun, Mor Naaman, Ross McLachlan, & Xiao Ma
Cornell Tech
Collaboration in the Sharing Economy: The (Cautionary) Tale of Quirky
Lixiu Yu & Joel Chan
Bosch Research Center
The Future of Platforms as Sites of Work, Collaboration and Trust 