REMAKING, “Remote-working multiple impacts in the age of disruptions: socio-economic transformations, territorial rethinking, and policy actions”

 

REMAKING examines the positive and negative effects of remote working on individuals, within companies or organisations and in the socio-economic sphere.

POLICIES FOR REMOTE WORKING in 29 European countries

Highlights of the rules and regulations defining remote work today in Europe (click to expand)

Case Studies

REMAKING studies the positive and negative impacts of remote working across four case studies:

Enforced migration workers

Digital nomads

Post-pandemic workers

High-Tech skilled workers

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Ilaria Mariotti presents research on remote work futures at R-MAP Workshop in Milan

6 February 2026

This week at Palazzo Marino in Milan, the Municipality of Milan hosted a workshop on the future of remote work in the…

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International Scholars Examine the Future of Remote Work at REMAKING Seminar

3 February 2026

Leading international researchers gathered yesterday at the REMAKING Seminar “Remote working arrangements and their effects on individuals, organisations and territories” at DAStU Politecnico…

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CiMET Policy Colloquia | Remaking Bologna Metropolitan City

22 January 2026

On 19 January 2026, Bologna hosted the CiMET Policy Colloquia: “Remaking Bologna Metropolitan City”, an international event dedicated to rethinking the future…

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REMAKING Showcased in Bangkok by Partner Ilaria Mariotti

19 January 2026

On January 19th, REMAKING partner Ilaria Mariotti (Politecnico di Milano) took part in the International Academic Symposium on Cultural Technology and Social…

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