🎓Success factors for rural coworking spaces in Germany

Doctoral project at a glance

Doctoral candidate Cathleen Müller conducts expert interviews with operators of coworking spaces. She evaluates these interviews using grounded theory methodology. The aim is to identify factors that influence the material and immaterial success of rural coworking spaces in Germany. The end result will be a model that represents these factors and how they work. This model is primarily intended to support practitioners and expand research on success factors to include the field of application "rural coworking spaces".

Departments and Instituts

Centre for Entrepreneurship, Innovation and SME Management (CENTIM) Graduate Institute

Period

01.01.2023 to 31.12.2027

Doctoral candidate

Supervising professor

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Klaus Deimel

Project Description

PhD student Cathleen Müller is conducting expert interviews with operators of coworking spaces. She is evaluating these interviews using grounded theory methodology. The aim is to identify factors that influence the material and immaterial success of rural coworking spaces in Germany. The end result will be a model that represents these factors and how they work. This model is primarily intended to support practitioners and expand research on success factors to include the field of application "rural coworking spaces".