Publications
Advancing knowledge on the future of work, human capital, and digital transformation. The HUMAN-IT Action will generate a wide range of scientific and policy-oriented outputs, reflecting its interdisciplinary and pan-European research network. This page will host publications produced throughout the lifetime of the Action.
Types of Publications
HUMAN-IT will produce a range of scientific, policy-oriented, and practice-based outputs, developed through collaborative work across its Working Groups.
Academic Publications
Peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, and conference proceedings advancing research on Human Resource Management, digital transformation, and the future of work.
Policy Briefs & Reports
Evidence-based documents addressing policymakers, institutions, and stakeholders involved in employment, innovation, and digital governance.
Working Papers
Preliminary research outputs, conceptual frameworks, and methodological contributions developed within the Action’s Working Groups.
Other Knowledge Outputs
White papers, guidelines, training materials, and dissemination outputs targeting practitioners and wider audiences.
Publications
This section will host official publications and outputs produced within the HUMAN-IT Action. Publications will be added progressively throughout the implementation period.
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) – HUMAN-IT Action CA24167
The Memorandum of Understanding defines the objectives, governance structure, Working Groups, and implementation framework of the HUMAN-IT COST Action. It serves as the foundational document guiding the Action’s activities.
Open Science and Access
HUMAN-IT is committed to the principles of Open Science and responsible research, in line with European Union policies and COST guidelines.
The Action aims to ensure that its scientific and policy-oriented outputs are accessible, transparent, and reusable by the research community, policymakers, practitioners, and society at large.
Whenever possible, publications will be disseminated through open-access journals, institutional repositories, and official project channels, while respecting ethical standards and intellectual property rights.