Teleworking in the countryside : home-based working in the information society.

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Clark, Michael, Anthony

Publication details: Aldershot Ashgate Publishing Limited 2000Description: xii, 189p. ; 23cmISBN:

0754610616

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Summary: A study of the factors underpinning the development of rural teleworking and the characteristics and experiences of teleworking and teleworkers in Britain. Areas covered include the effect on the rural economy, the facilitation of, and demand for telework and telecottages.

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A study of the factors underpinning the development of rural teleworking and the characteristics and experiences of teleworking and teleworkers in Britain. Areas covered include the effect on the rural economy, the facilitation of, and demand for telework and telecottages.

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