Results and publications
Results and publications
Embedded Files
The DIGIWORK research team commits to ensuring open access for all peer-reviewed scientific papers resulting from project research. The following principles will be strictly applied:
· When possible, primary scientific papers will be published in reputable international open-access journals (e.g., indexed in DOAJ / WoS / Scopus) under the Creative Commons Attribution license (CC BY 4.0). This allows the public and the scientific community to freely read, download, and redistribute the work (Activity A23 / Indicator R23).
· For all papers published in hybrid journals, accepted manuscripts (post-print versions) will be deposited in at least one of major international repositories such as Researchgate, Zenodo, arXiv.org complying with publisher rules.
R21_Open_Science_Plan_DIGIWORK.docxPlan for Open Science
Plan for Open Science
Presentation from the 10th EMAN 2026 conference
Presentation from the 10th EMAN 2026 conference
EMAN 2026 - Marić Matija presentation_on-spot.pdfPresentation from the 11th ILERA Asian Regional Congress 2026
Presentation from the 11th ILERA Asian Regional Congress 2026
ILERA_Tokyo_2026_LLMs_Skill_Demand_BARISIC_VUCKOVIC_final.pdfWhich factors drive eudaimonic and hedonic well-being of digital nomads - Maric 28082026 preprint.pdfFirst Paper Published
First Paper Published
As part of the DIGIWORK research project, project leader Assistant Professor Matija Marić, PhD has authored the project's first scientific paper titled What Drives Hedonic, Eudaimonic, and Social Well-Being of Digital Nomads?. The paper has been accepted in a reputable open-access journal Dynamic Relationship Management Journal.
Grounded in Self-Determination Theory (SDT) and Organizational Paradox Theory, the study addresses a critical gap in digital work literature by investigating the psychological mechanisms behind digital nomads' mental health and flourishing.
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