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Neue Weltordnung, alte Ordnungspolitik: Die EU-Digitalstrategie im globalen Wettbewerb

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  • Steer, Alissa
  • Pohle, Julia
  • Thüer, Leo

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Es klingt verlockend: Die EU-Kommission will Wegbereiterin einer „wertebasierten Digitalpolitik“ sein. Diese soll eine globale Alternative zum US-amerikanischen Techno-Libertarismus und dem digitalen Autoritarismus Chinas schaffen. Das Forschungsprojekt „Balancing Acts“ hat die Strategie der Europäischen Union genauer untersucht und stellt kritische Fragen, vor allem zum Verhältnis von normativen Ansprüchen und geopolitischem Wettbewerb.

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  • Steer, Alissa & Pohle, Julia & Thüer, Leo, 2025. "Neue Weltordnung, alte Ordnungspolitik: Die EU-Digitalstrategie im globalen Wettbewerb," WZB-Mitteilungen: Quartalsheft für Sozialforschung, WZB Berlin Social Science Center, issue 189 (3/25, pages 41-44.
    • Handle: RePEc:zbw:wzbmtn:337118
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