Titlebook: European Narratives on Remote Working and Coworking During the COVID-19 Pandemic; A Multidisciplinary Mina Akhavan,Marco Hölzel,Divya Ledu

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Carola Richter,Anna Antonakis,Cilja Harders literature on new working spaces, particularly CSs, is growing fast in various disciplines. During the past three years of the pandemic, some scholars have attempted to explore the short- and long-term effects on ways and spaces of working. This book is the first attempt to collect country-specific empirical studies from 12 European countries.

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Digital Therapies for Insomnia,less substantial than in some other countries. These third spaces did suffer from the loss of working clientele during the pandemic and some (non)commercial third spaces had to close. Dutch coworking spaces are mostly found in densely populated areas and are either located in the inner city or at industrial sites.

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General Discussion and Contributions, increase is more than doubled. This chapter investigates the reasons behind this dramatic increase, the rising demand for CSs, and the response of CSs to the implications of COVID-19. The narratives in this chapter highlight the changing demands of coworkers, the challenges that CSs face, and new coworking concepts that have emerged.

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