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What's Mine Is Yours: The Rise of Collaborative Consumption is a groundbreaking original book that includes dozens of stories of how entrepreneurs and businesses are innovating in the space of Collaborative Consumption.
"A remarkably hopeful and accessible book about a social revolution gaining momentum." Financial Times
Robin Wauters, TechCrunch — January 6, 2012
"Colbert Asks Steve Case About The Sharing Economy..."
Martin Bryant, The Next Web — January 3, 2012
"5 Start-up Trends for 2012"
Max Levchin, GigaOm — December 27, 2011
"Think Big, Take Risks"
International Editions
Australia/New Zealand
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Japan
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United Kingdom
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Brazil
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Korea
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If you are a publishing house interested in an international translation of What’s Mine Is Yours, please email contact@collaborativeconsumption.com. We have lists of examples for most territories and are happy to provide as a customized addition to an international edition.
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