Abstract Changes in lifestyles and clothing consumption patterns as paths to a sustainable society defines sharing as one of the strategies of slow fashion. Through practice theories, this research explores materials, competences and meanings that make up the practice. Thus, we sought to identify how the elements and the dynamics of clothing sharing are configured. Using a qualitative case study, data were collected through observations, semi-structured interviews (individual and group), and a focus group carried out with practitioners and providers of a collaborative store. Our results revealed that: (a) for practitioners, the practice of sharing means exclusivity, economy, and sustainable consumption; (b) for providers, the practice is linked to a conscious consumption as an opportunity for more sustainable business, including financially (c) and different materials guide the practice of sharing clothes. The elements of clothing sharing are similar between practitioners and providers; therefore, they indicate the effectiveness of the practice, in addition to pursuing sustainable consumption. The research then contributes to the development of research on sustainable consumption once it identifies management practices aimed at the collaborative consumption of clothing. fashion theories Thus configured study observations semistructured semi structured individual group, , group) store (a exclusivity economy b (b business c (c clothes therefore

Resumo As mudanças nos estilos de vida e nos padrões de consumo de roupas, que vêm sendo debatidas como caminhos para uma sociedade mais sustentável, definem o compartilhamento como uma das estratégias do slow fashion para promover o consumo consciente. Por meio das teorias da prática, esta pesquisa explora materiais, competências e significados que compõem a prática. Assim, buscou-se identificar como se configuram os elementos e a dinâmica do compartilhamento de roupas. Utilizando um estudo de caso qualitativo, os dados foram coletados por meio de observações, entrevistas semiestruturadas (individuais e em grupo) e grupo focal, realizados com praticantes (consumidores) e provedores (fornecedores) de uma loja colaborativa. Os resultados revelaram que: (a) para os praticantes, a prática do compartilhamento significa exclusividade, economia e consumo sustentável; (b) para os provedores, a prática está atrelada ao consumo consciente como oportunidade de negócios mais sustentáveis, inclusive financeiramente; e (c) diversos materiais orientam a prática do compartilhamento de roupas. Os elementos do compartilhamento de roupas são semelhantes entre praticantes e provedores, portanto indicam a eficácia da prática, além de buscar um consumo sustentável. A pesquisa, então, contribui para o desenvolvimento de pesquisas sobre consumo sustentável, uma vez que identifica práticas de gestão voltadas ao consumo colaborativo de vestuário. sustentável Assim buscouse buscou qualitativo observações individuais focal consumidores (consumidores fornecedores (fornecedores colaborativa (a exclusividade b (b sustentáveis financeiramente c (c então vestuário

Purpose Despite the growing interest in the field of supply chain sustainability (SCS), little exploration of new theories exists. Therefore, this paper aims to introduce practice theories to SCS studies through a practice turn. Design/methodology/approach This is a conceptual paper in nature. Hence, based on theoretical arguments, the authors elaborate on how the practice turn can arise in the SCS field. Findings The theoretical elaboration is rooted in the understanding that sustainability is not limited to the materiality of environmental and social issues, as often observed. Instead, there is a need to include immaterial, emotional and intangible elements to better comprehend SCS practice. The authors argue that a continuum exists for a practice turn, including practice-based view, practice-based studies and critical practice theory. Research limitations/implications The authors provide a research agenda with a comprehensive perspective of understanding the application and implications of practice theories to SCS. Practical implications The practice turn in SCS studies can support managers to better understand their practices not only through recognizing explicit activities but also mainly by reflecting on hidden elements that affect their performance. Social implications SCS studies can better engage with grand challenges through a practice turn, which helps increase its contribution to solving social problems. Originality/value Unlike previous literature, the paper elaborates on how practice theories are powerful in supporting both scholars and practitioners in moving away from an extremely economic focus to genuinely embrace sustainability practice. In doing so, the practice turn appears as an important phase for SCS field maturity. SCS, , (SCS) Therefore Designmethodologyapproach Design methodology approach nature Hence arguments issues observed Instead immaterial practicebased view theory limitationsimplications limitations performance problems Originalityvalue Originality value literature so maturity (SCS

Abstract Purpose This paper aims to investigate how the extant literature on sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) empirically explores the perspective of emerging economy suppliers operating in global supply chains (GSCs). It thereby explains the role of emerging economy suppliers in determining the success of SSCM. Design/methodology/approach A systematic literature review of 41 empirical papers (published between 2007 and 2021) was conducted, involving both descriptive and thematic analyses. Findings The findings demonstrate that emerging economy suppliers have a key role in SSCM, given their use of positive feedback loops to proactively create remedies to surpass barriers using their collaboration mechanisms, and exploit authentic sustainability outcomes as reinforcements to drive further sustainability initiatives. The authors also demonstrate that suppliers are particularly focused on the cultural and institutional dimensions of sustainability. Finally, the authors provide an explanatory analytical framework to reduce the institutional distance between buyers and their global suppliers. Research limitations/implications This review identifies avenues for future research on the role of emerging economy suppliers in SSCM. Practical implications Recognising remedies to surpass barriers and reinforcements to drive new actions can aid SSCM in GSCs and improve understanding between buyers and suppliers. Social implications The valorisation of cultural and institutional issues can lead to more responsible supplier interactions and improved sustainability outcomes in emerging economies. Originality/value This review only analyses the viewpoint of emerging economy suppliers, whereas prior SSCM reviews have focused on the buyer perspective. Thus, the authors reduce supplier invisibility and institutional distance between GSC participants. (SSCM GSCs. . (GSCs) Designmethodologyapproach Design methodology approach 4 published 200 2021 conducted mechanisms initiatives Finally limitationsimplications limitations economies Originalityvalue Originality value Thus participants (GSCs 20 202 2

RESUMO Na busca por debater sustentabilidade e reconfigurações urbanas, esta pesquisa analisa um modelo compartilhado de negócio de iniciativas de mobilidade urbana sustentável que integra agentes públicos e privados (atores sociotécnicos - atores-ST) na cidade de Fortaleza (CE). Um estudo de caso foi realizado, integrado por duas iniciativas: VAMO Fortaleza (carros elétricos compartilhados) e Bicicletar (bicicletas compartilhadas). Foram realizadas entrevistas com os atores-ST protagonistas, bem como analisados documentos focando a mobilidade urbana sustentável. Observa-se que a estrutura de implementação das iniciativas integra os atores-ST por meio de parcerias público-privada. Baseado nessa estruturação, um modelo esquemático é elaborado para ilustrar a integração dos atores-ST, como um modelo compartilhado de negócio que pode ser replicado em outros contextos, utilizando-se as premissas da economia compartilhada. Sob o contexto de reconfiguração da mobilidade urbana voltada à sustentabilidade, apresenta-se um caso de destaque internacional e uma temática pouco explorada sobre como iniciativas de economia compartilhada podem ser praticadas.

ABSTRACT In the search for sustainability and urban reconfiguration, this research analyzes a business model used in sustainable urban mobility initiatives that integrates public and private agents (socio-technical actors - ST-actors) in Fortaleza (Brazil). An integrated case study was carried out with two initiatives: VAMO Fortaleza (e-carsharing) and Bicicletar (bike sharing). Interviews were conducted with the protagonist ST-actors, and documents were analyzed focusing on shared urban mobility. We observed that the initiative implementation integrates ST-actors through public-private partnerships. Based on that, a schematic model was designed to illustrate ST-actor integration as a business model that can be replicated in other contexts using sharing economy principles. In the context of the urban mobility reconfiguration focused on sustainability, we explore a case which has been internationally recognised and we present an underexplored theme about sharing economy initiatives that can be practised.

RESUMO Com a transformação do mercado para provedor de recursos simbólicos relevantes, indivíduos ostentam bens de consumo que refletem seus valores e compartilham estilos de vida. Assim, o objetivo deste estudo é definir perfis de identidade de apreciadores de cervejas artesanais a partir de suas práticas de consumo. Por meio de uma pesquisa qualitativa exploratória, foram entrevistados 55 consumidores e realizadas observações na cidade de Fortaleza, Ceará. Os resultados apresentam cinco perfis de identidade de consumidores na cultura de consumo de cervejas artesanais: Iniciante, Aventureiro, Beer Evangelista, Expert, e o Beerchato. Enriquecendo os estudos inerentes à cultura de consumo ao apresentar perfis de identidade constituídos com base nos hábitos de consumo, a pesquisa ainda contribuiu apresentando uma metodologia de segmentação na qual as identidades sugeridas podem servir como mecanismo para organizações do setor na busca de estratégias de relacionamento com o público-alvo.

ABSTRACT With the transformation of the market into a provider of relevant symbolic resources, individuals like to demonstrate consumer goods that reflect their values and shared lifestyles. Thus, the aim of this study is to define identity profiles of craft beer enthusiasts based on their consumption practices. Using exploratory qualitative research, 55 consumers were interviewed and observations were made in the city of Fortaleza, Ceará, Brazil. The results present five consumer identity profiles in the culture of the craft beer consumer: Beginner, Adventurer, Beer Evangelist, Expert, and Beer Snob. The research enriches the studies inherent in consumer culture by presenting identity profiles based on consumption habits, and what is more, the research also makes a contribution by presenting the segmentation methodology in which the suggested identities can serve as a mechanism for industry organizations in the search for relationship strategies with the target audience.

Resumo: Considerando o tema sustentabilidade em cadeias de suprimento e buscando diminuir a lacuna teórica em torno do debate sobre a dimensão social da sustentabilidade, esta pesquisa tem como objetivo analisar a relação entre a formalidade e a inserção de indicadores sociais na cadeia de suprimento do setor de confecção popular em Fortaleza-CE. Por meio de um estudo de caso, foram realizadas 20 entrevistas com empresas focais, fornecedores diretos e terceirizados, o que abrange a cadeia direta de suprimento. Realizou-se análise de conteúdo a partir das categorias responsabilidade social, saúde e segurança e desenvolvimento de fornecedores e seus 15 respectivos indicadores. Os resultados indicam que a formalização impacta na inserção de indicadores sociais, principalmente na categoria de saúde e segurança. Além disso, identificou-se a possibilidade de existir trabalho informal, mesmo nas empresas formalizadas, o que demonstra a necessidade de um novo olhar para este indicador. Com demonstração empírica, essa pesquisa contribui com o estudo de indicadores sociais na cadeia de suprimento e chama atenção para relações informais de trabalho no contexto local.

Abstract: Under the supply chain sustainability debates and seeking to reduce the theoretical gap related to the social sustainability dimension, this research aims to analyze the relation between formalization and the insertion of social indicators in the supply chain of the popular garment sector in Fortaleza-CE. Using the case study strategy, 20 interviews were carried out with enterprises, direct suppliers and outsourced suppliers to cover the direct supply chain. Hence, were analyzed three categories - social responsibility, health and safety, and supplier development - and their 15 indicators. The results indicate that the formalization impacts on the insertion of social indicators, mainly in the category of health and safety. In addition, it was identified the possibility of informal work, even in the formalized companies, which demonstrates the need for a new look at this variable. With empirical demonstration, this study contributes to the study of social indicators in the supply chain and draws attention to informal labour relations in the local context.

Abstract A sustainability-oriented logic is required in order to change the consumerist logic of the society. This is possible by changing the beliefs and values shared among stakeholders regarding their behaviors. The institutional logic of sustainability (ILS) concept emerges in response to this need. In the context of the sharing economy, this research aims to understand the formation of ILS with the implementation of shared bikes in the city of Fortaleza-CE. Therefore, an in-depth case study was developed with actors that developed the Bicicletar project. The results demonstrate that: (a) several events happened to enable the insertion of the project; (b) city hall played a prominent role as a stimulator of change; (c) the city's mobility structure has been modified; and (d) sustainability practices are observed in all dimensions, with an emphasis on the environmental one. With this discussion, we contribute to the understanding of how sustainability can be practiced in other contexts. There is also the contribution of theoretical elements that facilitate understanding of the sustainability concept.