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Digital Power & Geopolitics

Technology has become a central component of geopolitical competition. That includes global tussles over infrastructure, data, AI, supply chains, standards and digital sovereignty.

Digital Politics examines what this means for the relationship between the European Union, the United States, China and the wider world. How political power shapes technology, how technological dependence reshapes political power and how Digital Great Powers and Middle Powers are vying for supremacy in an increasingly tech-driven geopolitical and economic world.

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