Nikko Bilitza

Researcher

EDUCATION

MSc in Public and Urban Policy, The New School (United States)

BA in Political Science, American University (United States)

LANGUAGES

English (mother tongue), German

CONTACT

Phone: +43 1 319 45 05-25
E-mail: bilitza@euro.centre.org

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Causal Inference, Geospatial Analysis, Computational Social Science, Policy Evaluation, Data Visualization, Labor Market Analytics, Platform Work, Active Labor Market Strategies

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Martin, S.B., Veiga, J.P., Moreno Galhera, K. & Bilitza, N. (2026). Introduction: problematizing "global Amazon," the organization of e-commerce and its labor and social discontents. In Unpacking Global Amazon: Labor, Work, and Community in E-Commerce Warehousing and Distribution (pp. 1-7). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing.

Martin, S.B., Veiga, J.P., Moreno Galhera, K. & Bilitza, N. (2026). Mapping the contours of "global Amazon" amid the variegations of contemporary capitalism. In Unpacking Global Amazon: Labor, Work, and Community in E-Commerce Warehousing and Distribution (pp. 8-41). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing.

Martin, S.B. & Bilitza, N. (2026). Social movement coalitions and the struggle for regulation: the spatial politics of e-commerce logistics in Greater New York City. In Unpacking Global Amazon: Labor, Work, and Community in E-Commerce Warehousing and Distribution (pp. 321-356). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing.

Martin, S.B., Veiga, J.P., Moreno Galhera, K. & Bilitza, N. (2026). Concluding reflections: the ongoing quest to tame Amazon's platform power. In Unpacking Global Amazon: Labor, Work, and Community in E-Commerce Warehousing and Distribution (pp. 357-400). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing.

Berntsen, L., Danaj, S., de Beer, P. and Bilitza, N. (2025) Sourcing in or sourcing out? Diverging migrant labour regimes and use of temporary labour in the Dutch and Austrian food industries, CELSI Discussion Papers No. 76.

Kayran, E. N., Bilitza, N., Pot, M., Danaj, S., & Leichsenring, K. (2025). T2.1 EGRUiEN Historical Background and Case Study Report; T2.2 In-Depth Historical Case Study. Vienna: European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research.

Geyer, L., Bilitza, N. & Danaj, S. (2025). Posted workers from and to Austria. Facts and Figures. Vienna: European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research.

Geyer, L., Bilitza, N. & Danaj, S. (2025). GDPoweR – Recovering workers’ data to negotiate and monitor collective agreements in the platform economy. Country Report Austria. Vienna: European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research.

Danaj, S., Gillis, D., Geyer, L., De Wispelaere, F. & Bilitza, N. (2025). What is ‘temporary agency posting’ and how far can we count it? Linking legal definitions to empirical evidence. European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research & HIVA – KU Leuven, POSTING.STAT 2.0 project.

Scoppetta, A., Bilitza, N. & Gjylsheni, S. (2025). Bridge Building Peer Review Report. Fighting Undeclared Work.Vienna: European Centre.

Bilitza, N., & Prinz, N. (2024). GDPoweR - Recovering workers' data to negotiate and monitor collective agreements in the platform economy. GDPoweR-Data-Visualization (Version 1.0) [R script]. GitHub. https://github.com/nikkobilitza/GDPoweR-Data-Visualization

Geyer, L. Prinz, N. & Bilitza, N. (2024). Driver Survey - Arbeitsbedingungen und kollektives Handeln im plattformbasierten Personenverkehrssektor und darüber hinaus. Abschlussbericht. Vienna: European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research.

Danaj, S., Kayran, E.N., Geyer, L., Scoppetta, A., Bilitza, N. (2024). Developments and Future Prospects in the World of Work. Discussion Paper, Number 1. Vienna: European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research.

Geyer, L. Prinz, N. & Bilitza, N. (2024). Driver Survey - Arbeitsbedingungen und kollektives Handeln im plattformbasierten Personenverkehrssektor und darüber hinaus. Abschlussbericht. Vienna: European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research.