CORAL-ITN Brief on Regional Geography of CWS in Europe

Based on an analysis made with the collection of primary and secondary data, the report includes 12,009 CWS located in 23 European countries. We examine the difference among urban, intermediate and rural areas on the NUTS3 level, as well as on the national level. As the report shows the development of CWS is not solely […]

3rd Coral School: Press Release

The five-day summer school on “Strategies and policies of CWS development in rural and peripheral areas” at the beginning of July 2023 dealt with matters on regional policy, innovative entrepreneurship, and the emergence of remote workers in rural and peripheral areas from a southern perspective. Press Release

CORAL-ITN Newsletter #4

Survey on the Impacts of Collaborative Workspaces

Within the framework of the European project CORAL-ITN, our researcher Lorenzo Marmo (ESR13) is currently implementing a survey to understand the impacts and potentialities of Collaborative Workspaces with an emphasis on the ones located in peripheral and rural areas. With the data collected he aims to get a better comprehension of the needs and challenges […]

Deutscher Kongress für Geographie (DKG), September 19-23, 2023, Call for papers(Re)working spaces: Collaborative workspaces as effects and drivers of new spatial relations

Deadline: March 13 Abstract submission https://dkg2023.de/sitzungen/reworking-spaces-collaborative-workspaces-as-82771 Moderator Yue Mao (Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography)Danai Liodaki (Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography)Ulrich Ermann (Universität Graz, Institut für Geographie und Raumforschung) Reference 82771 Short description To strengthen geographical perspectives on the intersectional studies of emerging collaborative workspaces (CWS), this session deploys a relational understanding of space and explores […]

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This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 955907.