About the Press

The International Scientific Conference “Economics of Digital Transformation” (EDT) is committed to upholding the highest standards of publication ethics when publishing research findings on various topics related to economics and digital transformation. The editors of conference papers will ensure rigorous peer review and editorial oversight to maintain academic integrity and prevent misconduct, including plagiarism and unethical behavior.

The papers selected for publication will be published in the EDT 2026 Conference proceedings, which will be submitted for indexing in the Clarivate CPCI (WoS) Index. The EDT 2026 Conference proceedings are expected to be published at the end of 2026.

 

The 8th international conference "Economics of Digital Transformation (EDT)" examines the critical intersection between artificial intelligence and geopolitics and explores how this transformative relationship is reshaping global power structures, economic systems and societal frameworks. As AI evolves from a purely technological innovation to a key geopolitical factor, nations are now competing for dominance in AI. At the same time, the international community faces urgent governance issues related to cross-border AI regulation and the establishment of universal ethical standards in an increasingly fragmented world order. AI is also fundamentally changing the economic landscape through automation and data-driven markets, while the growing "AI divide" threatens to exacerbate global inequalities between technologically advanced and developing countries. This conference provides an important platform for discussing these complex, interlinked challenges that will shape our common future.

Papers should address one of the following or related topics:

- New millennium macroeconomics
- Industry 4.0 and beyond
- Big data economics
- Digital marketing
- Health economics
- New (dynamic) fiscal policy
- Monetary policies in era of digital currencies
- Digital public administration
- Innovation economics
- Contemporary management, organization and accounting issues
- Digital labor market
- Business in increasingly Schumpeterian world
- Smart City Challenges
- Economy of sharing
- Regulation economics