Since the outset of 2023, the global economy appears to have embarked on a new developmental phase propelled by AI. The primary objective of this mini-track is to delve into the influence of digital transformation on the field of employment. Serving as a forum for a diverse range of scholars, it aims to envisage and plot the trajectory for the future of labour within an ever-evolving digital world.
In this context, we invite submissions of papers that explore the diverse dimensions of digital transformation in the workforce and offer perspectives on how emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, automation, robotics, and digital platforms are altering conventional employment frameworks. Participants will acquire insights into the disruptive influences shaping the worldwide economy and the changing dynamics of roles, competencies, and employment trends in the digital era.

The main topics covered by the hereby call for papers are related (but not limited) to:

  • Economic policies for digital development
  • Global economic competition on digital markets
  • Governments economic stimulus on digital frame of economy
  • The Big Four of digital economy
  • Information technologies and share services
  • Reshaping the world economy
  • Anticipating the Impact of Automation and AI on the labour market
  • Building Digital Skills: Navigating the Transition to a Tech-Driven Workforce
  • Addressing Digital Divides and Socioeconomic Impacts
  • Business communication through digital technologies

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