Evolution of new working spaces :   changing nature and geographies. /  txt 
edited by Ilaria Mariotti, Elisabete Tomaz, Grzegorz Micek, Carles Méndez-Ortega. 
 - 1st ed. 2024. 
 - viii, 141 pages :   color illustrations ; maps ; charts ;   24cm.   book 
 - SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology  2282-2585  PoliMI SpringerBriefs.  .
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<br/><br/>Introduction to the Evolution of New Working Spaces Ilaria Mariotti, Elisabete Tomaz, Gregorz Micek, and Carles Méndez Ortega 1 --<br/>Typologies of New Working Spaces :<br/>The Evolution of Non traditional Workplaces: From Third Places to Hybrid Places Elisabete Tomaz and Helyaneh Aboutalebi Tabrizi 7 --<br/>A Taxonomy of New Working Spaces Gregorz Micek, Tüzin Baycan, and Bastian Lange 21 --<br/>New Working Spaces Typologies Beyond Core Cities Maria Assunção Gato and Gislene Haubrich 35 --<br/>University Hubs: Hybrid Spaces Between Campus, Work, and Social Spaces<br/>Alessandra Migliore, Chiara Tagliaro, Davide Schaumann, and Ying Hua 47 --<br/>Caring Practices in and Beyond Coworking Spaces Janet Merkel, Eva Belvončíková, and Vika Zhurbas Litvin 59 --<br/>Location of New Working Spaces :<br/>Theoretical Framework of the Location of Coworking Spaces Ilaria Mariotti and Gregorz Micek 73 --<br/>Systematic Literature Review of Location Factors of Coworking Spaces in Non urban Areas Thomas Vogl, Anastasia Sinitsyna, and Gregorz Micek 83 --<br/>Location of Coworking Spaces: Evidence from Spain Eva Coll Martínez and Carles Méndez Ortega 95 --<br/>The Importance of Location for Coworking Spaces and the Timed City Concept. Experiences, Perceptions and Reality in Malta Thérese Bajada, Bernandine Satariano and Seyed Hossein Chavoshi 107 --<br/>The Localization of Different Types of New Working Spaces in Central Europe Oliver Rafaj, Lukás Danko, Shifu Zhang and Eva Belvonciková 119 --<br/>The (re) location of Coworking Spaces in Ukraine During the Russian Invasion Vika Zhurbas, Ilaria Mariotti and Marko Orel 129 --<br/>Concluding Remarks on the Evolution of New Working Spaces Ilaria Mariotti, Elisabete Tomaz, Grzegorz Micek and Carles Méndez Ortega 141 --<br/> 
<br/><br/> This open access book provides multidisciplinary perspectives on the changing dynamics of new working spaces, with insights from various European countries and observing critical theoretical approaches. Divided into two main parts, the first part focuses on the different typologies of new working spaces, identifying the changing nature of these spaces and associated concepts, taxonomies, and specific approaches to this phenomenon. The second part analyzes the location of new working spaces, examining its recent evolution and identifying new factors and geographies, offering an additional empirical analysis of different European realities. The research included in this book contributes to the current discussion of new forms and geographies of work and their impact on the territories and related policies 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9783031508677 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Urban economics.<br/>Urban policy<br/>Sociology urban<br/>Organizational sociology<br/>Occupations--Sociological aspects<br/>Sociology of Organizations and Occupations<br/>Work environment--Europe
<br/><br/><label>LC Class. No.: </label>NA6230  / M37 2024