REMAKING PROJECT

XXII Workshop CiMET
2025-06-11 - 2025-06-14 | University of Salento, Lecce, Italy
The ‘CiMET Workshops’ are annual meetings dedicated to the discussion of papers and research projects on the topics that characterising the activities of the CiMET network of researchers: the dynamics of structural change in the economy and society, the internationalisation of enterprises and territories, the dynamics of local development, industrial policies industrial policies, interventions in favour of innovation, research and knowledge, government practices aimed at to promote economic and social development.

Participants:
REMAKING Europe Horizon Project
Moderator: Ilaria Mariotti
Job satisfaction of remote workers in Europe
Marco Biagetti, Giuseppe Croce, Ilaria Mariotti, Federica Maria Rossi, Sergio Scicchitano
Should I stay or should I go? Remote workers in the Lombardy region
Luca Alfieri, Ilaria Mariotti, Federica Rossi
Remote Work, Spatial Flexibility, and Inequalities in Mobility: Evidence from Bologna
Giuseppe Pignataro, Patrizia Leone
REmote-working Multiple Impacts in the Age of Disruptions: Socioeconomic Transformations, Territorial RethinKING, and Policy Actions: The Current Debate and Some Selected Research Trajectories
Marco R. Di Tommaso, Patrizia Leone, Elena Prodi
Zooming In on Satisfaction: How Does Hybrid Working Shape Life Satisfaction?
Vincenzo Alfano, Ilaria Mariotti, Federica Rossi

The Nordic-Baltic Remote Work Conference
2025-05-13 | Põlva County Development Centre, Põlva County, Estonia
Participants: Dimitris Manoukas and Luca Alfieri (Politecnico di Milano)

Stakeholder Workshop Berlin
2025-02-27 | Berlin
Stakeholder Workshop: Presentation of the project to local experts in Ukrainian refugees’ labour market integration (IRS)

XXIII SIEPI Annuale Workshop
2025-01-30 - 2025-01-31 | Bologna
Participants: Ilaria Mariotti and Federica Rossi (Politecnico di Milano)
Ilaria and Federica will present two papers related to the work carried out in Remaking: on the one hand, about European home workers’ job satisfaction during the COVID-19 pandemic, and on the other, about the influence of flexible working arrangements on the change of residence in the Lombardy region. Further, the first piece of research will be presented in a session entitled “Labour market and human capital”, which was chaired by Ilaria Mariotti.

In-betweenness: spatial and temporal perspectives on working and organizing
2025-01-23 - 2025-01-24 | Milan, Italy
REMAKING’s consortium members Patrizia Leone, Ilaria Mariotti, Elena Prodi, Dimitris Manoukas and Federica Rossi will explain the details of the project.
Presentation of the paper “Exploring life satisfaction during the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe. Did hybrid working play a role?” (Vincenzo Alfano ; Ilaria Mariotti; Federica Rossi)
The Scientific Coordinator of REMAKING, Marco R. Di Tommaso is one of the keynote speakers of the symposium giving a speech to the audience entitled “Industrial territorial development policies: remote working opportunities and challenges”.
Participants: Chiara Tagliaro, Ilaria Mariotti, Dimitris Manoukas, Federica Maria Rossi (Politecnico di Milano), Marco R. Di Tommaso (Keynote speaker, University of Bologna)

TSM Seminar: Luoghi di lavoro e territorio: nuove opportunità e nuove connessioni nel lavoro di oggi e del futuro
2024-12-06 | Sala Nones – Palazzo Benvenuti, Trento, Italy
Participant: Ilaria Mariotti (Politecnico Di Milano): ‘L’impatto del lavoro a distanza sul territorio. Quali i punti di forza del territorio trentino?’

Social Innovation National Workshop
2024-12-05 | Bologna
The workshop, to be held on Thursday 5 and Friday 6 December 2024 at the Auditorium of the Department of Economic Sciences of the University of Bologna, Piazza Scaravilli 2, Bologna, is sponsored by the GRINS (Growing Resilient, Inclusive and Sustainable) Foundation, with a focus on the research activities of Spoke 8, coordinated by the University of Catania.
Presentation: ‘Prospettive e Traiettorie sulla Riorganizzazione Sociale del Lavoro​ (UNIBO)’

MSCA CORAL-ITN Final conference
2024-11-11 - 2024-11-13 | Romantso Creative Hub, Athens, Greece
The conference marks the end of the CORAL – ITN project whose mission is to understand the role and impact of collaborative workspaces (CWS) in rural and peripheral areas of Europe. During the two day conference, early stage researchers, invited speakers from CWS industry and policy making will meet to discuss CWS in relation to global economic trends, regional development, communities and individuals from the perspective of various disciplines. The purpose is to focus on the phenomenon of CWS (i.e. coworking spaces, makerspaces, fablabs, creative and innovation hubs etc.) that are located primarily in rural or peripheral and remote areas. Research on this topic is emerging in recent years from numerous disciplines such as regional development and planning, rural studies, geography, business and management, sociology, architecture, design and economics.

‘Navigating the New Normal: Remote Working Policies across Europe’ (Dimitris Manoukas, Ilaria Mariotti Federica Rossi (Politecnico di Milano))

2024 RSA Winter Conference
2024-11-07 | London
The Regional Studies Association Winter Conference 2024 presents a timely opportunity to champion a positive agenda for regional change and development. The event provided an important platform to come together, to discuss and debate the future of regions and regional studies, to establish the need and nature of future research imperatives in the field, and to assess options for practitioners and policymakers in working towards brighter regional futures.

‘Revived Collaborative Workspaces and the Local Youth: A Spatial Approach to Case Studies from Spain, Denmark, and Ireland” (Dimitris Manoukas, Politecnico Di Milano)

22nd European Week of Regions and Cities Empowering Communities
2024-10-07 - 2024-10-10 | Brussels, Belgium
The European Week of Regions and Cities is an annual four-day event during which cities and regions showcase their capacity to create growth and jobs, implement European Union cohesion policy, and prove the importance of the local and regional level for good European governance.
‘Empowering rural areas through innovation and entrepreneurship’ workshop’ chaired by Ilaria Mariotti (POLIMI)

XXI Workshop CiMET
2024-09-18 - 2024-09-20 | Enna, Italy
The ‘CiMET Workshops’ are annual meetings dedicated to the discussion of papers and research projects on the topics that characterising the activities of the CiMET network of researchers: the dynamics of structural change in the economy and society, the internationalisation of enterprises and territories, the dynamics of local development, industrial policies industrial policies, interventions in favour of innovation, research and knowledge, government practices aimed at to promote economic and social development.
Participants: Marco R. Di Tommaso (UNIBO), Elena Prodi (UNIBO), Patrizia Leone (UNIBO), Laura Vici, Pierpaolo Pattitoni, Riccardo Leoncini
Project’s presentation by Marco R. Di Tommaso, Elena Prodi, Ilaria Mariotti, Patrizia Leone, Laura Vici, Pierpaolo Pattitoni, Riccardo Leoncini
Special session REMAKING project:
– Remote working: multiple impacts in an age of disruptions. A systematic literature review (Elena Prodi)
-Navigating the New Normal: An Overview of Remote Working Policies Across Europe (Federica Maria Rossi, Dimitris Manoukas, Ilaria Mariotti)
-Mobility in Times of Remote Working (Patrizia Leone)
-Territorial Transformations (Ilaria Mariotti, Federica Maria Rossi, Dimitris Manoukas)

XLV Conferenza scientifica AISRe – Città e regioni nell’era digitale. La sfida della transizione verso l’economia circolare
2024-09-04 - 2024-09-06 | Università degli Studi di Torino, Torino, Italy
The AISRe Conference, to be held in Turin from 4 to 6 September 2024, offers a rich programme with over 500 contributions, distributed in Organised and Spontaneous Sessions, Plenary Sessions and Round Tables.
Presentation: The quality of work during the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe: does the workplace matter? (POLIMI)

40th EGOS Colloquium 2024
2024-07-04 - 2024-07-06 | Milan, Italy
The purpose of the 40th EGOS Colloquium 2024 – hosted by the University of Milan-Bicocca – is to investigate what elements represent the crucial crossroads for organizations of the present and the next future.
-Presentation of research on digitalised worplaces (IRS)

PRIN Escapes project conference
2024-05-16 | Milan, Italy
Presentation: ‘Spazi ibridi in aree periferiche e rurali come luoghi di benessere e innovazione’ (POLIMI)’

CGR & IS-MBS Seminar series 2023-24
2024-04-23 | Online
Presentation: ‘The surge of remote working and coworking spaces. ​Exploring the case of Italy through mixed methods.’ (POLIMI)

Osservatorio smart working POLIMI
2024-04-23 | Milan, Italy
The Smart Working Observatory was set up in 2012, as part of a broader research context that had been studying the evolution of the way we work for more than ten years.
-Participant: Politecnico Di Milano ‘‘Impatto del lavoro a distanza sul territorio. ​Tre scenari per la città di Milano​’ (POLIMI)’

1st Open Air Cities International Conference
2024-02-16 - 2024-02-18 | Athens, Italy
The conference aimed to present and disseminate research results related to the Sustainable Development of cities and regions at a global level.
The main subject was the presentation of relevant research in the field of Sustainable Development.
The conference was organized and structured on the four main pillars of Sustainable Development, which in fact are also the main pillars of Urban and Regional Development: Environment, Economy, Society and Culture. Each of these pillars includes its subcategories, which are detailed through the thematic sections related to the 17 Global Goals of Sustainable Development.
The conference brought together many distinguished researchers of Local and Regional Sustainable Development and Urban Reconstruction from all over the world. Participants found opportunities for presenting new research, exchanging information, and discussing current issues.

Presentation: ‘Coworking and hybrid spaces enhancing local and regional sustainable development (POLIMI)’
