Filip Majetić
Biographic Data
| ID | 269085 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Filip Majetić |
| GIVEN NAMES | Filip |
| FAMILY NAME | Majetić |
| SIGNATURE | MAJETIĆ F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar, Croatia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8685-7248 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Bourdieu’s capitals matter: Tracking longer working lives across Europe
Extending working lives is a major European policy goal, but the role of individual resources in retirement timing remains underexplored. To our knowledge, this study is the first to apply Bourdieu’s theory of capitals as a framework for understanding how resources/capitals affect retirement decisions over time. Using Waves 6–9 of panel data from Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe, the study employs exploratory factor analysis to i…
Navigating Intimacy in a Mobile World: Romantic Relationships in the Digital Nomad Lifestyle
The rise of digital nomadism, where individuals combine remote work with travel, offers new opportunities for personal freedom and cross-cultural experiences, yet also presents challenges in maintaining romantic relationships. This study examines how digital nomads (DNs) navigate the complexities of romantic relationships while adhering to a nomadic lifestyle. Through participant observation, 20 in-depth interviews with DNs, and an analysis of th…
Relational work in motion: Navigating romantic relationships as digital nomads
Digital nomads (DNs) employ digital tools to work remotely while travelling, allowing them to explore various locations without having the constraints of a single workplace. This research focusses on the perceived challenges of DNs in forming and maintaining romantic relationships. Through participant observation, 20 in-depth interviews with DNs, and an analysis of the r/digitalnomad subreddit, this study explores: (1) how DNs explain their exper…
Being a financially vulnerable solopreneur: The health toll
Rooted in modified employment strain theory (EST), this article explores health outcomes among financially vulnerable solopreneurs in Europe-a financially at-risk subgroup of solo entrepreneurs or self-employed workers who do not hire employees. According to EST, workers' health outcomes are explained by various working conditions and sources of social support. Our convenience sample was gathered through an online questionnaire ( N = 235), and th…
The perceived impacts of short-term rental platforms: Comparing the United States and United Kingdom
Short-term rental platforms such as Airbnb have enjoyed considerable success in recent years. However, critics accuse the platforms of having negative impacts, leading to gentrification, disruption, and increased rent and house prices. While research has investigated actual impacts of short-term rental platforms, we lack systematic, generalizable, and comparative evidence on the perceived impacts of such platforms, especially from a social exchan…
Alone on the road: Loneliness among digital nomads and the use of social media to foster personal relationships
The “digital nomad” (DN) neotribe includes professionals who work remotely from different locations. Despite the benefits of digital nomadism (e.g. work flexibility, high mobility, and leisure-centeredness) and opportunities for meeting like-minded people, one of the consequences of the lifestyle may be loneliness. By using 30 in-depth interviews, this study explores the interaction between digital nomadism and loneliness. We conceptualize the DN…
Grey workers in the European Union: Precariousness among economically dependent solo self-employed
Purpose This explorative study aims to investigate work precariousness (WP) among EU27-based economically dependent solo self-employed, i.e. those with no employees and usually relying on just one client. Design/methodology/approach Univariate and multivariate analyses of European Working Conditions Survey (EWCS) (2015) and Eurostat data. Findings The analyses yielded Disempowerment, intended as lack of job autonomy and money-induced Vulnerabilit…
Happiness among Nonstandard Employees in Europe: The Role of the Worker’s Value Orientation and Sources of Social Support
This study explored self-reported happiness among nonstandard (part-time, temporary, and no-contract) employees in Europe. Rooted in Theory of basic individual values and the modified Buffer hypothesis, it focused on the role of worker's value orientation and sources of social support/social buffers. Data stemmed from European Social Survey Citation2018 and Eurostat datasets, and was analyzed using multilevel modeling. As an introductory insight,…
Working from paradise? An analysis of the representation of digital nomads’ values and lifestyle on Instagram
Digital nomads (DNs) are highly mobile professionals who work while travelling and travel while working. Their lifestyle has gained increasing academic attention, also from a communication perspective. Despite initial work on the topic, little is known about the self-presentation practices of DNs on social media. To address this lack of evidence and focusing on Instagram as a key platform for this group, we adopt a Goffmanian perspective. By usin…
Performance of work integration social enterprises in Croatia, Slovenia, and Italian regions of Lombardy and Trentino
This paper analyses objective and subjective social and economic performance of Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs) in Croatia, Slovenia, and Italian regions of Lombardy and Trentino. More specifically, the main aim is to test: a) the consistency between subjective and objective performance of WISEs and b) the compatibility between their economic and social performance. The rationale of the study is based on the fact that WISEs are common…
Differences in Social Capital Across the Croatian Population Based on the Level of Settlement Urbanisation
U ovom radu analizirane su razlike u društvenom kapitalu između sredina različitog stupnja urbaniziranosti u Hrvatskoj. Iako je analiza tih razlika u međunarodnim okvirima istraživački plodna tema, u Hrvatskoj dosad ciljano nije provedena. Slijedeći Putnamov pristup, društveni kapital je konceptualiziran i operacionaliziran kroz tri dimenzije: povjerenje u institucije, neformalnu i formalnu društvenu umreženost te društvenu, tj. političku i građa…
Potencijal za solidarnu ekonomiju u Splitu – kvalitativno istraživanje
metodom snjene kugle, koji ini 21 nosilac upravljakih pozicija iz devet organizaci
Susjedstvo i socijalna integracija: Utjecaj lokalnih društvenih odnosa na percepciju socijalne kohezije u susjedstvu na primjeru Hrvatske
Iako naizgled paradoksalno, cini se da je danas u vremenu kada su globalizacijski procesi zapadne civilizacije na svom vrhuncu za mnoge ljude jos uvijek ideja sigurnosti, bliskosti i pripadanja (po)ostala je itekako važna. Brojne recentna istraživanja u drustvenim znanostima govore o važnosti susjedstva na razlicitim razinama, a ta se važnost ocituje prvenstveno u pozitivnom utjecaju koji proizvodi zadovoljstvo susjedstvom u kojem se živi. Izucav…
Working from paradise? An analysis of the representation of digital nomads’ values and lifestyle on Instagram
Digital nomads (DNs) are highly mobile professionals who work while travelling and travel while working. Their lifestyle has gained increasing academic attention, also from a communication perspective. Despite initial work on the topic, little is known about the self-presentation practices of DNs on social media. To address this lack of evidence and focusing on Instagram as a key platform for this group, we adopt a Goffmanian perspective. By usin…
Alone on the road: Loneliness among digital nomads and the use of social media to foster personal relationships
The “digital nomad” (DN) neotribe includes professionals who work remotely from different locations. Despite the benefits of digital nomadism (e.g. work flexibility, high mobility, and leisure-centeredness) and opportunities for meeting like-minded people, one of the consequences of the lifestyle may be loneliness. By using 30 in-depth interviews, this study explores the interaction between digital nomadism and loneliness. We conceptualize the DN…
Grey workers in the European Union: Precariousness among economically dependent solo self-employed
Purpose This explorative study aims to investigate work precariousness (WP) among EU27-based economically dependent solo self-employed, i.e. those with no employees and usually relying on just one client. Design/methodology/approach Univariate and multivariate analyses of European Working Conditions Survey (EWCS) (2015) and Eurostat data. Findings The analyses yielded Disempowerment, intended as lack of job autonomy and money-induced Vulnerabilit…
Potencijal za solidarnu ekonomiju u Splitu – kvalitativno istraživanje
metodom snjene kugle, koji ini 21 nosilac upravljakih pozicija iz devet organizaci
Susjedstvo i socijalna integracija: Utjecaj lokalnih društvenih odnosa na percepciju socijalne kohezije u susjedstvu na primjeru Hrvatske
Iako naizgled paradoksalno, cini se da je danas u vremenu kada su globalizacijski procesi zapadne civilizacije na svom vrhuncu za mnoge ljude jos uvijek ideja sigurnosti, bliskosti i pripadanja (po)ostala je itekako važna. Brojne recentna istraživanja u drustvenim znanostima govore o važnosti susjedstva na razlicitim razinama, a ta se važnost ocituje prvenstveno u pozitivnom utjecaju koji proizvodi zadovoljstvo susjedstvom u kojem se živi. Izucav…
Differences in Social Capital Across the Croatian Population Based on the Level of Settlement Urbanisation
U ovom radu analizirane su razlike u društvenom kapitalu između sredina različitog stupnja urbaniziranosti u Hrvatskoj. Iako je analiza tih razlika u međunarodnim okvirima istraživački plodna tema, u Hrvatskoj dosad ciljano nije provedena. Slijedeći Putnamov pristup, društveni kapital je konceptualiziran i operacionaliziran kroz tri dimenzije: povjerenje u institucije, neformalnu i formalnu društvenu umreženost te društvenu, tj. političku i građa…
Performance of work integration social enterprises in Croatia, Slovenia, and Italian regions of Lombardy and Trentino
This paper analyses objective and subjective social and economic performance of Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs) in Croatia, Slovenia, and Italian regions of Lombardy and Trentino. More specifically, the main aim is to test: a) the consistency between subjective and objective performance of WISEs and b) the compatibility between their economic and social performance. The rationale of the study is based on the fact that WISEs are common…
Grey workers in the European Union: Precariousness among economically dependent solo self-employed
Purpose This explorative study aims to investigate work precariousness (WP) among EU27-based economically dependent solo self-employed, i.e. those with no employees and usually relying on just one client. Design/methodology/approach Univariate and multivariate analyses of European Working Conditions Survey (EWCS) (2015) and Eurostat data. Findings The analyses yielded Disempowerment, intended as lack of job autonomy and money-induced Vulnerabilit…
Happiness among Nonstandard Employees in Europe: The Role of the Worker’s Value Orientation and Sources of Social Support
This study explored self-reported happiness among nonstandard (part-time, temporary, and no-contract) employees in Europe. Rooted in Theory of basic individual values and the modified Buffer hypothesis, it focused on the role of worker's value orientation and sources of social support/social buffers. Data stemmed from European Social Survey Citation2018 and Eurostat datasets, and was analyzed using multilevel modeling. As an introductory insight,…
Working from paradise? An analysis of the representation of digital nomads’ values and lifestyle on Instagram
Digital nomads (DNs) are highly mobile professionals who work while travelling and travel while working. Their lifestyle has gained increasing academic attention, also from a communication perspective. Despite initial work on the topic, little is known about the self-presentation practices of DNs on social media. To address this lack of evidence and focusing on Instagram as a key platform for this group, we adopt a Goffmanian perspective. By usin…
The perceived impacts of short-term rental platforms: Comparing the United States and United Kingdom
Short-term rental platforms such as Airbnb have enjoyed considerable success in recent years. However, critics accuse the platforms of having negative impacts, leading to gentrification, disruption, and increased rent and house prices. While research has investigated actual impacts of short-term rental platforms, we lack systematic, generalizable, and comparative evidence on the perceived impacts of such platforms, especially from a social exchan…
Alone on the road: Loneliness among digital nomads and the use of social media to foster personal relationships
The “digital nomad” (DN) neotribe includes professionals who work remotely from different locations. Despite the benefits of digital nomadism (e.g. work flexibility, high mobility, and leisure-centeredness) and opportunities for meeting like-minded people, one of the consequences of the lifestyle may be loneliness. By using 30 in-depth interviews, this study explores the interaction between digital nomadism and loneliness. We conceptualize the DN…
Being a financially vulnerable solopreneur: The health toll
Rooted in modified employment strain theory (EST), this article explores health outcomes among financially vulnerable solopreneurs in Europe-a financially at-risk subgroup of solo entrepreneurs or self-employed workers who do not hire employees. According to EST, workers' health outcomes are explained by various working conditions and sources of social support. Our convenience sample was gathered through an online questionnaire ( N = 235), and th…
Bourdieu’s capitals matter: Tracking longer working lives across Europe
Extending working lives is a major European policy goal, but the role of individual resources in retirement timing remains underexplored. To our knowledge, this study is the first to apply Bourdieu’s theory of capitals as a framework for understanding how resources/capitals affect retirement decisions over time. Using Waves 6–9 of panel data from Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe, the study employs exploratory factor analysis to i…
Navigating Intimacy in a Mobile World: Romantic Relationships in the Digital Nomad Lifestyle
The rise of digital nomadism, where individuals combine remote work with travel, offers new opportunities for personal freedom and cross-cultural experiences, yet also presents challenges in maintaining romantic relationships. This study examines how digital nomads (DNs) navigate the complexities of romantic relationships while adhering to a nomadic lifestyle. Through participant observation, 20 in-depth interviews with DNs, and an analysis of th…
Relational work in motion: Navigating romantic relationships as digital nomads
Digital nomads (DNs) employ digital tools to work remotely while travelling, allowing them to explore various locations without having the constraints of a single workplace. This research focusses on the perceived challenges of DNs in forming and maintaining romantic relationships. Through participant observation, 20 in-depth interviews with DNs, and an analysis of the r/digitalnomad subreddit, this study explores: (1) how DNs explain their exper…
Sociology (7 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Croatian (3 works) · Digital Economy and Work Transformation (3 works) · Economic geography (3 works)