The Implications of Emerging Technologies in the Euro-Atlantic Space

This edited volume brings together a selected group of talented emerging leaders drawn from academia, policy and professional backgrounds from across the Euro-Atlantic space. The book reflects the various trends and implications of emerging technologies and their different positive and negative effects on the security, societies and economies in the Euro-Atlantic region. It tremendously benefits from the broad range of views and divergent professional as well as cultural backgrounds of the contributors.

Analyzes a wide set of key challenges and benefits that constitute emerging technologies for societies Combines Western and non-Western views on emerging technologies. Bring together sector-specific views on emerging technologies, security, economic, societal, sustainability

Autorentext
Andrew Futter is Professor of International Politics at University of Leicester, UK.

Juraj Nosal is an international civil servant working on combating cybercrime.

Maximilian Hoell is a Senior Policy Fellow at the European Leadership Network.

Julia Berghofer is a Policy Fellow at the European Leadership Network and Vice-Chair, Younger Generation Leaders Network.

Clemens H usler is a communications executive at Siemens AG, Germany

Inhalt

PART 1: Politics and Geopolitics.- Chapter 1: Pavel Kanevskiy, Digital illiberalism and the erosion of the liberal international order.- Chapter 2: Julia Berghofer, The emergence of e-participation tools: Strengthening democracy through inclusive debates.- Chapter 3: Gent Salihu, The US-China 5G race in Europe's Western Balkans.- Chapter 4: Maria Shagina, The role of export controls in managing emerging technology.- Chapter 5: Marco Siddi, The geopolitics of the energy transition: New resources and technologies.- Part II: Strategic Stability and Military Affairs.- Chapter 6: Igor Istomin, Technological uncertainty and strategic stability.- Chapter 7: Lucia Gaveniaková, Emerging technologies and 'green-friendly' military conflict?.- Chapter 8: Max Hoell & Sylvia Mishra, Artificial Intelligence and nuclear command and control.- Chapter 9: Pavel Sharikov, Contemporary cybersecurity.- Chapter Verena Jackson, Autonomous Weapons Systems in armed : conflicts: New challenges for International Law.- Part III: Economy and Society.- Chapter : 11 Juraj Nosal, Crime in the Digital Age: A New Frontier.- Chapter 12: Ivana Vuchkova, Emerging technologies in energy as an opportunity for a sustainable and carbon-neutral future.- Chapter 13: Tinatin Japaridze, Cyber Sovereignty: Should cyber borders replicate territorial borders?.- Chapter 14: Carolyn Forstein, Tracing accountability: Product sourcing technology and implications for conservation and human rights initiatives in the Euro-Atlantic