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Big tech companies: from digital instrumentarianism to digital authoritarianism

C. S. García

Explore the contrasting digital expansionism strategies of the US and China in this fascinating analysis by Carlos Saura García. Discover how the US's digital instrumentarianism and China's digital authoritarianism shape global digital sovereignty, while the EU grapples with the implications for its democracies.... show more

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