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HomeRethinking strategic autonomy in the digital age
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In the 21st century, those who control digital technologies are increasingly able to influence economic, societal and political outcomes. Policymakers around the world are waking up to the critical imprint that digital technologies have on their countries’ strategic autonomy and a global race for technological leadership has ensued. Despite its many assets, the EU is in danger of falling behind in this race. This not only places its long-term economic prosperity at risk, but opens it up to a whole range of strategic vulnerabilities – all the more so against a backdrop of escalating geopolitical tensions. While staying true to its long-standing commitment to openness, competition, and free and fair trade, the EU must also acknowledge and better understand the new dependencies and vulnerabilities that accompany technological progress and ubiquitous connectivity, and ensure it has the right protections in place to deal with them. The EU’s ability to defend and promote its interests, as well as its credibility as a strong foreign policy actor, will largely be a function of its cyber resilience and technological command.
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- Témák: Az Európai Unió tevékenységei
- Témakör: autonómia , digitális egységes piac , digitális technológia , információbiztonság , uniós stratégia
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| ISSN 2467-4222 | ISBN 978-92-76-09035-9 | DOI 10.2872/231231 | Katalógusszám ES-AA-19-001-EN-N |
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