Great Power Politics in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: The Geoeconomics of Technological Sovereignty
by Glenn Diesen
This work addresses great power politics within the Fourth Industrial Revolution, focusing on the geoeconomics of technological sovereignty. It explores how nations pursue strategic autonomy in technology amid global economic shifts and rivalries, offering insights into the evolving landscape of international relations and power structures.
About This Book
In the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, technological advancements are reshaping international relations and power dynamics among nations.
The book delves into how great powers navigate the challenges of achieving technological sovereignty amidst economic interdependence and geopolitical tensions.
Geoeconomics emerges as a critical framework for understanding the strategic competition over innovation, supply chains, and digital infrastructure.
Through this lens, the analysis highlights the implications for global stability and the future of international order.
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