Remote Work: Impacts on Cities and Policy Responses

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Volume 52 – Number 2

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This issue examines the impacts of remote working on the city from mobility/travel patterns to business location and from re-use of vacant office space to changes in housing typologies, and indicates policies that could be employed to mitigate them.

05 Jun 2026

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• Remote Work: Impacts on Cities and Policy Responses
  ANASTASIA LOUKAITOU-SIDERIS and ASPA GOSPODINI
   
• Spatial Implications of Remote Working Arrangements: Transformations in Urban and Rural Territories
  GEORGIA POZOUKIDOU, THEODORA ISTORIOU, and DIMITRA PLASTARA
   
• Shopping Local? The Impact of Working from Home on Neighbourhood Commercial Districts
  KAREN CHAPPLE and JULIA GREENBERG
   
• Urban Environment, Real Estate and Remote Work: Friends with Benefits
  NIKOLAOS KARANIKOLAS and ELENI KYRIAKIDOU
   
• Who Teleworks and Does it Reduce Car Dependency? Longitudinal Evidence from ßPandemic-Induced Changes in Travel Behaviour
  APOSTOLOS PAPAGIANNAKIS and KOSTAS MOURATIDIS
   
• Sustainable and Smart Mobility in the Era of Remote Working
  NIKOLAOS GAVANAS and AIKATERINI-PANAGIOTA CHRANTA
   
• Flexible Working Arrangements and Near Working for More Sustainable and Just Territories: Experiences from Europe with a Focus on Italy
  ILARIA MARIOTTI, CHIARA TAGLIARO and FEDERICA ROSSI
   
• Publication Review: That's Brutal, What's Modern? The Smithsons, Banham, and the Mies-Image by Mark Linder
  JOHN GOLD

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Remote work, Working from Home, Co-working, Teleworking, Impacts of remote work on cities, Impacts of remote work on travel, Impacts of remote work on real estate and office space, COVID-19 pandemic

Remote Work: Impacts on Cities and Policy Responses

Contact: Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris: [email protected] Emergence and Proliferation of Remote Work Since...

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