Managing work and leisure in the digital age: A practice exploration of digital nomadism

Abstract

The findings advance knowledge on the digital nomadism phenomenon through the theoretical foundations of sociomateriality and border theory. An original, theoretical model, entitled Digital Nomads’ Bordering Practices in the Digital Work-Leisure System is offered. The model suggests that border management practices rely on an infrastructure of interlinked levels. It does so by demonstrating that the situational elements in which bordering practices are lived influence the