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The Sharing Economy
Sophie Berrebi
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Description for The Sharing Economy
Hardback.
Three Women meets Crudo: a frank and fresh literary debut about the dawn of dating apps in Amsterdam.
‘Sexual infidelity is unavoidable, for whatever reasons, in long monogamous relationships, so why not give the other sexual freedom, as a gesture of love, of communication maybe?’
Amsterdam in 2014 is an historic city situated at the heart of the future. One of the biggest hubs for internet traffic in the world, it has become a favourite testing-ground for the new internet platforms that form the vanguard of what has been coined ‘the sharing economy’.
Gabrielle Bloom ... Read more
Three Women meets Crudo: a frank and fresh literary debut about the dawn of dating apps in Amsterdam.
‘Sexual infidelity is unavoidable, for whatever reasons, in long monogamous relationships, so why not give the other sexual freedom, as a gesture of love, of communication maybe?’
Amsterdam in 2014 is an historic city situated at the heart of the future. One of the biggest hubs for internet traffic in the world, it has become a favourite testing-ground for the new internet platforms that form the vanguard of what has been coined ‘the sharing economy’.
Gabrielle Bloom ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Hardback
Publication date
2023
Publisher
Simon & Schuster Ltd
Condition
New
Number of Pages
240
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781398515567
SKU
9781398515567
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About Sophie Berrebi
Sophie Berrebi is a writer, art historian and exhibitions curator specialised in modern and contemporary art. She is the author of The Shape of Evidence, Contemporary art and the Document, (Valiz, 2015) and of Dubuffet and the City: People, Place and Urban Space (Hauser & Wirth Publishers, 2018), which received the 2019 Richard Schlagman award for best book of art ... Read more
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