“Home Office is The Here and Now” Digital Nomad Visa Systems and Remote Work-Focused Leisure Policies
To attract highly qualified remote workers to their cities and countries, governments have implemented mechanisms for the stay of digital nomads, thereby promoting local economic development.
Reliving a traumatic experience through emotional creativity: the bright side of cancer during the COVID-19 pandemic
Purpose – The COVID-19 outbreak has undoubtedly affected overall mental health. Thus, researching
resilience is important, as it has been previously discussed as a means to protect people from mental health
The emergence of communities through interdependent dynamics of physical, cognitive and virtual contexts: the case of collaborative spaces.
Research about the emergence of communities has mainly focused on a single context of interaction, either physical or virtual.
Can social media influencers encourage healthier behaviour? A study of food influencers and home-cooking intentions.
Can you hold an advantageous network position ? The role of neighborhood similarity in the sustainability of structural holes in social networks
The literature has provided multiple metrics to measure the structural position of a node in a network or its structural social capital. However, the dynamics of social capital is rarely addressed.
elBullifoundation (2011-2022)
Ferran Adria was the head chef and cofounder of elBulli - which many critics considered the finest high-dining restaurant in the world. In 2009, at the top of his game, he shocked the world by closing his restaurant.
The Effects of Covid-19 on Coworking Spaces
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected people’s living, working, and travelling behavior. Knowledge workers began working in their homes, and a new demand for flexible working practices has arisen (e.g., remote working, teleworking, diverse flexible and hybrid forms of working).
Making, hacking, coding. FabLabs as intermediary platforms for modes of social manufacturing
The article suggests that the emergence of FabLabs and other collaborative spaces of innovation imply new modes of manufacturing, based on a more social, inclusive, and open approach than current industrial mass-production models.