MIRTI PROJECT STRUCTURE
The project ran from April 1996 to July 1998, and is part of the Telematics
Applications Programme funded by the European Commission. It was co-ordinated
by Renato Rizzo of the IESS-AE (European Institute of Social Studies -
European Association) in Rome, with partners in Austria and Germany.
MIRTI maintains two web sites:
MIRTI was sponsored by the European Trade
Union Confederation (Brussels), the Associazone Parchi Scientifici
e Technologici Italiani - Valenzano (Bari), Fachhochschule Frankfurt-am-Main,
and Dipartimento Funzione Pubblica Presidenza del Consiglio - Roma.
Partner organisations were:
European Institute of Social Studies - European
Association - Rome (IESS-AE), http://www.iess-ae.it
Gesellschaft fur Urbanistik - Vienna, http://www.archlab.tuwien.ac.at/urbanistik/
Institut fuer sozialwissen Technikforschung - Dortmund
(IUK) http://www.iuk.com
Labour Telematics Centre - Manchester and Brussels (LTC),
http://www.poptel.org.uk/LTC
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John Atkins Project Manager
The International Advisor at the project end was Andrew
Bibby, Hebden Bridge, England. http://www.eclipse.co.uk/pens/bibby/telework.html
The associate contractors have a direct relationship with
the Project through one of the three contractors. They are:
Each had its role and responsibilities outlined and defined
within the description of each work-package. These together with concomitant
contractural commitments, were defined in a letter of agreement to be issued
by each contractor to its associate contractors.
Sub-contractors
The sub-contractors had a direct relationship with the Project
through one of the three contractors. They were:
Reseau - Milan http://www.reseau.it
Paola M. Manacorda, Antonio Santangelo
Istituto Scienze della ComunicazioneUniversity of Siena
European Trade Union Education College - Brussels
Gewerkschaft der Privatangestellten - Vienna
Hans Böckler-Stiftung, Düsseldorf