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Extraction-by-design : auditing infrastructures of datafication in babytracking apps

Pybus, Jennifer; Matheson, Katrina Nicole; … - 2026

Millions of parents across Europe use mobile baby-tracking applications. These digital aides generate intimate data sets by accessing sensitive information about (un)born babies, pregnancies, and family caregiving routines. Crucially, the tracking infrastructures embedded in these apps enable...

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Europe's strategic imperative : industrial policy for technological sovereignty

Falk, Svenja; Schotten, Hans D. - 2026

Technological sovereignty is Europe's foundation for competitiveness and democracy. Europe must lead - not follow - in key industrial technologies. Strategic autonomy requires shared European investment and scaling. Industrial policy must balance resilience with open innovation. Governance of...

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EU integration after the Liberal International Order

Hansen, Olle - 2026

The European Union (EU) emerged as a product and beneficiary of the Liberal International Order (LIO). Yet, as this order disintegrates, marked by multipolarity, thin multilateralism, and the return of power politics, the EU has taken unprecedented integrative steps, including joint debt...

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Democratic sovereignty and the prerogative to make money : the case of the Federal Reserve

Desan, Christine - 2026

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Can strategic dependencies harm the acceleration towards net-zero transition?

Crespi, Francesco; Geri, Nicolò; Guarascio, Dario; … - 2026

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Technological sovereignity, Big Tech and the military-digital complex

Crespi, Francesco; Guarascio, Dario; Reljic, Jelena - 2026

This article reassesses the concept of technological sovereignty and its policy implications in light of the close relationships between US- and China-based digital monopolies (i.e., Big Tech) and their respective military apparatuses. First, we empirically examine the growing influence of the...

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Technological sovereignity, big tech and the military-digital complex

Crespi, Francesco; Guarascio, Dario; Reljic, Jelena - 2026

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Assessing Nigeria's alignment with international tax standards : adoption, implementation, relevance and impact

Aren, Marie-Louise - 2026

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Enabling the EU's digital Sovereignty : a Europe-level quantum internet as the key infrastructure for a European digital polity

Calzati, Stefano; Nikiforova, Anastasija; Travagnin, Martino - 2026

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Transforming European competitiveness under conditions of geoeconomic fragmentation

Peráček, Tomáš; Gregušová, Daniela; Kaššaj, Michal - 2026

This article analyses the transformation of the competitiveness of the European Union in the context of geopolitical fragmentation, geo-economic rivalry and the growing importance of economic security in contemporary economic governance. The article argues that the traditional...

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Globalization : Quo vadis?

Bibow, Jörg - 2026

The Global Financial Crisis of 2008-9 provided a critical watershed in the evolving global economic rebalancing and re-shifting towards China and Asia. The era of unchallenged US hegemony and "hyperglobalization" came to an end. Since 2017 the Sino-American geostrategic rivalry has taken...

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