New working spaces in management sciences: a systematic review and knowledge transfer for socioeconomic geography

Alicja Koperska

doi:10.18778/1733-3180.36.02

Autor

Alicja Koperska Poznan University of Economics and Business, Department of Labour and Social Policy https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2075-7732

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18778/1733-3180.36.02

Słowa kluczowe:

nowe przestrzenie współpracy, organizacje kooperacyjne, fablab, makerspace, hackerspace

Abstrakt

Nowe przestrzenie pracy [ang. new working spaces (NWS)] stanowią innowacyjną formę organizowania działalności, odbiegającą od tradycyjnego rozumienia organizacji. Charakteryzują się otwartym członkostwem. Łączą rzemieślników, artystów i twórców działających jako freelancerzy lub prowadzących mikroprzedsiębiorstwa. Szczególną kategorią NWS są przestrzenie współpracy takie jak makerspace, hackerspace i fab lab, które – w przeciwieństwie do podobnych doń biur coworkingowych – koncentrują się na działalności produkcyjnej, konstrukcyjnej i rzemieślniczej. Często wykorzystują zaawansowane technologie. Przestrzenie te nie tylko zapewniają dostęp do infrastruktury technicznej, ale również tworzą środowisko wspierające rozwój poprzez wymianę wiedzy i networking. Badania nad NWS rozwijają się w ramach dwóch głównych dyscyplin: geografii społeczno-ekonomicznej oraz nauk o zarządzaniu. O ile geografia społecznoekonomiczna koncentruje się na wzorcach rozmieszczenia przestrzennego, wpływie na lokalną gospodarkę i dynamice rozwoju regionalnego, o tyle nauki o zarządzaniu wniosły istotny wkład w zrozumienie aspektów organizacyjnych nowych przestrzeni pracy, budowania weń społeczności i mechanizmów zachodzących tam procesów innowacyjnych. Wobec rosnącej liczby tego typu przestrzeni w Polsce i jednoczesnego niedoboru badań łączących perspektywę zarządzania z geograficzną, można założyć istnienie potrzeby pogłębienia transferu wiedzy między tymi dyscyplinami. Prezentowany artykuł to systematyczny przegląd literatury na temat makerspace’ów, hackerspace’ów i fab lab’ów w naukach społecznych, ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem badań użytecznych dla badaczy zagadnień z zakresu geografii społeczno-ekonomicznej. Artykuł prezentuje dorobek naukowy z różnych dyscyplin. Obejmuje główne nurty badawcze dotyczące przestrzeni współpracy, kluczowe koncepcje i ustalenia empiryczne. Jednym z jego celów jest ułatwienie badaczom geografii społeczno-ekonomicznej dostępu do ustaleń dotyczących NWS z zakresu nauk o zarządzaniu i nauk pokrewnych. Do przygotowania przeglądu wykorzystano dwa narzędzia służące analizom bibliometrycznym – Bibliometrix oraz VOSviewer. Artykuł może służyć jako punkt wyjścia do dalszych badań nad NWS, łączących perspektywę organizacyjną z geograficzną.

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