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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REMAKING brings remote work and digital nomadism to the policy debate in Athens

29 September 2026

The REMAKING project held an International Policy Workshop in Athens on 18 September 2026, bringing together researchers, practitioners and experts to discuss…

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Can remote work support rural and mountain areas?

23 September 2026

Remote work is showing some early signs that it may contribute to repopulation and more balanced territorial development, particularly in inner and…

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REMAKING research featured on German radio

2 September 2026

Anna Oechslen, partner of REMAKING at the Leibniz Institute for Research on Society and Space (IRS), was interviewed by Radioeins, the public…

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REMAKING research at the 17th ESA Conference in Warsaw

31 August 2026

From 25 to 28 August 2026, Warsaw hosted the 17th Conference of the European Sociological Association (ESA), one of the largest gatherings…

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