Thomas Aguilera is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Sciences Po Rennes - University of Rennes, France.Francesca Artioli is Assistant Professor of Spatial Planning and Urban Policies at the Université Paris-Est Créteil, France.Claire Colomb is Professor of Land Economy (Planning, Public Policy, and Urban Studies) at the University of Cambridge, UK.

• Contents  List of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsAbbreviations  Introduction  PART I. PLATFORM CAPITALISM, SHORT-TERM RENTALS AND THEIR REGULATION: A FRAMEWORK1. The Rise of Short-Term Rentals: Between Corporate Platforms, Tourism Flows and Housing Assetisation2. Theorising and Researching the Regulation of Platform-Mediated Short-Term Rental Housing  PART II. VARIETIES OF REGULATORY REGIMES: THE THREE WORLDS OF STR REGULATION IN EUROPE3. The Three Worlds of Short-Term Rental Regulation in European Cities4. The Paths to Regulation: Emergence and Institutionalisation of Different STR Rules in Barcelona, Paris and Milan  PART III. STRUGGLING WITH COMMON CHALLENGES: IMPLEMENTATION, JUDICIALISATION AND MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE5. A Challenging Implementation: Regulatory Enforcement in the Digital Age6. Platform Power, Grassroots Mobilisations and Political Clienteles7. The Judicialisation and Transnationalisation of Local Conflicts: The European Union as a Regulatory BattlegroundConclusion: Urban Platform Capitalism, Governability and Democracy  Appendix: Note on Methods and Data SourcesNotesReferencesIndex

Thomas Aguilera is Assistant Professor of Political Science at Sciences Po Rennes - University of Rennes, France.Francesca Artioli is Assistant Professor of Spatial Planning and Urban Policies at the Université Paris-Est Créteil, France.Claire Colomb is Professor of Land Economy (Planning, Public Policy, and Urban Studies) at the University of Cambridge, UK.

• Contents  List of IllustrationsAcknowledgmentsAbbreviations  Introduction  PART I. PLATFORM CAPITALISM, SHORT-TERM RENTALS AND THEIR REGULATION: A FRAMEWORK1. The Rise of Short-Term Rentals: Between Corporate Platforms, Tourism Flows and Housing Assetisation2. Theorising and Researching the Regulation of Platform-Mediated Short-Term Rental Housing  PART II. VARIETIES OF REGULATORY REGIMES: THE THREE WORLDS OF STR REGULATION IN EUROPE3. The Three Worlds of Short-Term Rental Regulation in European Cities4. The Paths to Regulation: Emergence and Institutionalisation of Different STR Rules in Barcelona, Paris and Milan  PART III. STRUGGLING WITH COMMON CHALLENGES: IMPLEMENTATION, JUDICIALISATION AND MULTI-LEVEL GOVERNANCE5. A Challenging Implementation: Regulatory Enforcement in the Digital Age6. Platform Power, Grassroots Mobilisations and Political Clienteles7. The Judicialisation and Transnationalisation of Local Conflicts: The European Union as a Regulatory BattlegroundConclusion: Urban Platform Capitalism, Governability and Democracy  Appendix: Note on Methods and Data SourcesNotesReferencesIndex