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Herding Cats: Co-work, Creativity and Precarity in Inner Sydneyon the rise, transcending the physical boundaries of the office or factory floor and redefining the boundary between one’s job and private life in the process’ and that these developments are being accompanied by new forms of workers’ representation and new industrial regulatory regimes. The princip

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Curating Strangersworking spaces and the associated social practice of co-working exemplify a new form of work organisation for mainly independent freelance workers but increasingly small businesses and remote working employees from companies.

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Hubs vs Networks in the Creative Economy: Towards a ‘Collaborative Individualism’ as typical of the creative economy. Elaborating on ethnographic research conducted by the authors in the UK and Italy, we argue that coworking spaces can be seen as heterotopic spaces (Foucault 1986) in which a certain vision of the world is produced and reproduced. This vision acts as a symbolic d

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Hip Hub? Class, Race and Gender in Creative Hubsrelation to class, race and gender. Drawing on our research in London hubs, we examine whether hubs contribute to greater diversity in the CCI workforce or whether they could be said to entrench privilege. Our analysis revolves around two interrelated questions: first, we ask what contextualises and

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Creative Hubs: A Co-operative Space? diverse, including a range of forms of cultural industry from the corporate to the co-operative. Drawing on a range of historical archival material and contemporary interviews with worker’s co-operatives in the cultural sector, this chapter considers the benefits brought by worker’s co-ops to cultu

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