Coworking spaces: commercialisation or greater freedom?

Since the neoliberalisation of the creative industries and the economic approach of ’creative cities/industries’ - as an independent economic sector with enormous growth rates in terms of employment and turnover - creative work has increasingly dissolved into conditions that transcend temporal and spatial boundaries. The increasing subjectification and reorganisation of work in the new post-Fordism favours a ’no longer separation of work, lifestyle and leisure, ’ and so it is not surprising that companies are currently dissolving into projects and restructured work organisations. This book puts such assumptions to the test under the guise of various coworking spaces.