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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

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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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