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On Technological Sovereignty and Innovation Sovereignty
The concepts of technological and innovation sovereignty open a pathway to address existing gaps in the governance of technology and innovation. Both responsible innovation and technological sovereignty aim to embed socio-political objectives within the development of technology and innovation, affecting economic governance and providing directionality
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The Endurance of Sovereignty [PDF]
de Wilde, J.H., Werner, W.G.
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Food sovereignty and agricultural trade policy commitments: How much leeway do West African nations have? [PDF]
The 2008 food crisis has challenged the political legitimacy and economic efficiency of the liberalization of international agricultural trade. An alternative vision defended by the food sovereignty movement is that long-term food security cannot rely on
Catherine Laroche Dupraz +1 more
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Health data sovereignty: pinpointing conceptual ambiguities. [PDF]
Timmermann C +4 more
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Digital Sovereignty in the BRICS Countries
With forty percent of the world's population, twenty-five percent of global GDP and large troves of personal data, BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) play an increasingly important role in global digital development and ...
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Reframing Data as a Taonga: A Māori Data Sovereignty Framework. [PDF]
Lambert S, Hakopa H, Heimlick M.
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From Data Poverty to Data Sovereignty: Operationalizing Gold-Standard Biomedical Datasets in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. [PDF]
Rana S +4 more
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Financialization, Food Sovereignty, and Oral Health: A Structured Narrative Review Within the One Health Framework for Sustainable Food Systems. [PDF]
Antoniadou M, Varzakas T, Caraher M.
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The Sovereignty of Sovereignties: On the Satellitization of Planet Earth
The essay explores the emergence of a new paradigm in biopolitical power which is proper to the Anthropocene. Characteristic of this new form of biopower is that it neither exercises direct control over life nor over territory, but rather derives power from knowledge relevant to sustaining the ‘life’ of satellites in abiotic extraterrestrial dominions.
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