Towards a global agenda for digitalization without greenhouse emissions
Reconciling digitalization with decarbonization is one of the elements of the global agenda that has not been appropriately addressed.
Technology and economics
Sanctions on Iran are changing: the role protests and technological power
Protests in Iran have led to a disruptive exception within the US sanctions programme, from a technology policy perspective.
A return to austerity in Europe: feasible or fictional?
To what extent the twin approach of austerity and exports that drove the recovery from the last crisis is appropriate.
PromethEUs Publication: Driving Digitalization in Southern Europe. The role of National Recovery and Resilience Plans and the current EU Policy Agenda
The latest PromethEUs joint paper focus on the digital dimension of the national Resilience and Recovery Plans (RRPs) of 4 countries.
The Greater Bay Area: China’s ‘next big thing’
Few people outside Asia are aware of what The Greater Bay Area project -defined as ‘The next big thing’ for China- really entails.
Beyond freedom of thought: ensuring the privacy of the mind
Controlling the mind of their citizens will be possible not only for autocratic regimes but also democracies and corporations.
A greener economy: pioneering triangular cooperation between the Republic of Korea, Spain and Latin America
Cooperation between Korea, Spain and Latin America to promote a green economy is an opportunity to make progress in sustainable development.
The role of trust as a new driver for global cooperation on technology: the case of Latin America with Spain and Korea
Trust is an element of necessity but also a strategic tool to guarantee global cooperation on technology driven by equal partnership.
Beyond NATO’s Madrid Summit: the technological challenge
NATO has moved forward in structuring its technology policy. The next leap should now be coherence and coordination.
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