On November 4 and 5, Yerevan State University hosted an international conference entitled “Education and Research in Digital Age Societies,” which discussed issues of innovation in education, digital education, research processes, citizenship, and civic values in the context of digital transformations.
The conference was attended by Irina Sergeevna Miller, Associate Professor of the Department of Journalism, Media Communications and Public Relations at the Institute of International Relations of YSU, with a presentation entitled “Digital Nomads as an Obvious Political Factor and a Hypothetical Political Actor,” in which she highlighted the impact of digitalization on modern society, the spread of digital nomadism, and its influence on socio-political processes.
Digital nomadism, a rapidly growing phenomenon, is attracting increasing attention from researchers and politicians. In the context of accelerated digitalization and globalization, not only are new work tasks and forms of employment emerging, but also new forms of social and political organization that are not linked to the traditional concept of the state as a territorial unit.
The conference was attended by scientists, teachers, and researchers from various countries, including Armenia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Austria, the Czech Republic, and Russia.
