Teleworking

Jackson, Paul J.; van der Wielen, Jos M.

• CONTRIBUTORS: Georg Aichholzer, Vienna University, An Brewer, University of Sydney, Andre Buessing, Technical University of Munchen, Alistair Campbell, University of Paisley, Dimitrina Dimitrova, University of Toronto, Patrizio Di Nicola, European Telework Development Initiative, Steven Fireman, University of Washington, Benjamin A.Goldman, former lecturer at Tuft University, Lois M.Goldman, Boston University, Charle Grantham, Institute for the Study of Distributed Work in Walnut Creek, Leslie Haddon, University of Sussex, Martin Harris, Brunel University, UK, David Hensher University of Sydney, Maeve Houliham, University of Lancaster, Paul J.Jackson, Brunel University, West London, Scott Johnson, Arizona State University, Martin Kompast, Institut fur Gestaltungs-und Wirkungsforschung, Technische Universitat Wien, Air Luukinen, Kiran Mirchandani, St Mary's University, Canada, Paul McGrath, University College Dublin, Ruggero Parrotto, Constance Perin, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Lars Qvortrup, Aalborg University, Janet W.Salaff, University of Toronto, Koji Sato, Kanagawa University at Yokohama, Wendy Spinks, Josai International University, Lennart Sturesson, Linkoping University, Reima Suomi, Turku School of Economics and Business Administration, Finland, Ina Wagner, Technische Universitat Wien, Jos M. van der Wielen, Tilburg University, Marya Zamindar, Finnish Ministry of Labour

'An excellent text covering the whole spectrum of aspects of teleworking.' - John Towriss, Cranfield University