Utilizing time and space as active elements in human interaction, this article examines an emerging occupational phenomenon, concentrated work scheduling, which is often coupled with long-distance commuting. The analysis concentrates on the way in which this particular time/space management strategy enables and constrains work related activities for individuals, corporations and planning agencies.
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