Reverse Urbanization How Remote Working and Technology are Changing Cities

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Title:	Reverse Urbanization How Remote Working and Technology are Changing Cities
Authors:	Mandrone, Emiliano
Keywords:	Aree urbane Cambiamento tecnologico Lavoro a distanza
Issue Date:	Dec-2021
Publisher:	Global Journal of Human-Social Science
Citation:	Mandrone E. (2021), Reverse Urbanization How Remote Working and Technology are Changing Cities, Global Journal of Human-Social Science, 21, n. 6, pp.21-23 <https://oa.inapp.org/xmlui/handle/20.500.12916/3431>
Abstract:	The interaction between the health emergency and the available technology produces an extraordinary metamorphosis of social and economic customs. This energy has released an intense centrifugal force that has displaced activities and people quickly and radically, with strong consequences on the structure of cities. To properly metabolize these changes, adequate cultural processing and specific services are needed.
URI:	https://oa.inapp.org/xmlui/handle/20.500.12916/3431
ISSN:	2249-460x (online) 0975-587X (print)
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