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Models of Co-working in the Downtown Toronto Innovation Districts
Lizzie Jackson
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Toronto
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Coworking
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Innovation District
100%
Organizational Culture
60%
SMEs
40%
High Technology
40%
Public Service Media
40%
Technology Cluster
40%
Communities of Practice
20%
Economic Growth
20%
Network Effects
20%
Politicians
20%
New Ways of Working
20%
Product-service
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Trust Relationship
20%
Small and Medium Business
20%
Coworking Spaces
20%
Practice Evidence
20%
Social Environment
20%
Organizational Policy
20%
Prosocial
20%
Knowledge Innovation
20%
Incubation
20%
Transference
20%
Media Firms
20%
Scholarly Attention
20%
Knowledge Building
20%
Product Experience
20%
Media Landscape
20%
Medium-sized Firms
20%
Cross-sectoral
20%
Cross-sector Working
20%
Cultural Understanding
20%
Network Distribution
20%
Novel Experience
20%
City of Toronto
20%
Intercultural Negotiations
20%
Novel Products
20%
Walkabout
20%
Digital Mediascape
20%
High-end Technologies
20%
Social Sciences
Culture of Work
100%
Public Utilities
66%
UK
33%
London
33%
Communities-Of-Practice
33%
Multicultural Awareness
33%
Economic Growth
33%
Social Environment
33%
Gray Literature
33%
Small to Medium Sized Firm
33%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Public Service
100%
Network Economics
50%
Small to Medium Sized Firm
50%
Multicultural Awareness
50%