Titlebook: Coworking Spaces; Alternative Topologi Janet Merkel,Dimitris Pettas,Vasilis Avdikos Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Coworking Spaces: Alternative Topologies and Transformative Potentials,on coworking as a socio-spatial practice has developed a rich body of empirical research over the last decade. Researchers from many academic disciplines have provided the coworking literature with multiple accounts, exploring the diverse functions and impacts of coworking spaces. Yet a growing conc

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: A Mapping of Coworking as a Site/Practice of Commoning and Community in Istanbulferent socio-economic conceptions promoted and their ethico-political ramifications. Three different types of coworking spaces in Istanbul (capitalist-run, commons-based and public) are hence scrutinized to demonstrate the potentials and challenges they pose to class transformation. The conflict-ave

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Self-Organised Labour: Reclaiming the Commons in the Post-Socialist Space of Southeast Europence of the workers’ self-management in the former Yugoslavia, this chapter examines contemporary modes of self-organisation in the cultural sector in Southeast Europe. The chapter explores self-organised initiatives in the region through three case studies: (a) the Rojc Community Centre, initiated i

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Organisational Decline and the Failure in Alternative Organising: The Case of a Coworking Cooperativngitudinal ethnography of a Finnish coworking space, ‘The Community’, established in late 2000s. The chapter explores how its volunteers, managers, and users related to The Community’s gradual decline, and finally its bankruptcy in 2014, and what broader lessons we might take from this account. The

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CWS as Terrains for the (De)territorialisation of Labour: Digital Nomads, Local Coworkers and the Pus is reflected upon collaborative workspaces (CWS), especially through the increasing inflows of digital nomads and lifestyle migrants and the shift of such spaces towards facilitating their needs. Building on the case of the CWS landscape in Athens, Greece, we argue that relevant adaptations can (i