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REmote-working Multiple impacts in the Age of disruptions: socioeconomic transformations, territorial rethinKING, and policy actions

Description du projet

Il est temps de repenser le travail à distance

L’évolution du paysage du travail à distance représente davantage qu’un changement organisationnel, c’est une force de transformation qui affecte les personnes, les modèles d’entreprise et les structures sociétales. Alors que le travail à distance devient de plus en plus courant, ses effets multiformes, exacerbés par les récents chocs mondiaux, soulignent la nécessité d’apporter des réponses politiques nuancées. Dans ce contexte, le projet REMAKING, financé par l’UE, vise à redéfinir la compréhension que nous en avons. En examinant quatre études de cas distinctes dans sept pays, REMAKING cherche à fournir aux décideurs politiques un cadre complet pour relever les défis et saisir les opportunités inhérentes à cette révolution du travail à distance. Fondé sur l’analyse des mégatendances et des chocs récents tels que les changements technologiques, la pandémie et les événements géopolitiques, le projet encadrera les actions politiques qui favorisent les transformations socio-spatiales et le développement local.

Objectif

Today, RW is mostly conceived as an arrangement enabling flexible work organization. However, REMAKING contends that RW can be more than that. If the multiple effects induced by RW on individuals, business models and the socio-economic sphere are properly understood and addressed by policymakers, it might become a lever contributing to shaping ongoing social, economic, and spatial structural changes.
At the basis of REMAKING there is a profound consideration of the ongoing megatrends (i.e. digital transformation, flexibilization of production models) that have initiated RW and of the recent shocks (i.e. the pandemic and Russia’s war in Ukraine) that have consolidated the diffusion of different forms of RW. Through this angle, the multiple effects induced by RW call for rigorous analyses to support decision-makers in balancing opportunities and problems linked to RW for a potential rethinking of territories, namely in rural areas. REMAKING aims at delivering a policy-oriented framework reflecting the new and multi-faceted realities of RW, facilitating policymakers to adopt place-based policies balancing the opportunities and risks of RW and sharing practices to foster mutual learning on RW in the novel scenario of megatrends and shocks. These objectives will be achieved through participatory research activities across 4 case studies, each addressing a different form of RW (digital nomadism, post-pandemic, high-skilled in hi-tech sectors and enforced remote workers). The 4 case studies encompass overall 7 countries(Italy, Greece, Portugal, Germany, Czech Republic, Ukraine, Ireland): for each country, 1 second-tier city and 1 rural area will be studied. REMAKING generates an impact on socio-spatial transformation processes across second-tier cities and rural areas in terms of improved planning, design and implementation of multi-level policy, promotion of territorial socio-economic resilience and development, and advanced understanding of RW multiple impacts.

Coordinateur

ALMA MATER STUDIORUM - UNIVERSITA DI BOLOGNA
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 596 508,75
Adresse
VIA ZAMBONI 33
40126 Bologna
Italie

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Région
Nord-Est Emilia-Romagna Bologna
Type d’activité
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
Liens
Coût total
€ 596 508,75

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