This analysis reveals distinct strategies for achieving technological sovereignty, highlighting economic policy and innovation capacity in key regions.
Key Points
Technological sovereignty is shaped by distinct strategies in the EU, Russia, and China, emphasizing multilateral cooperation, domestic capabilities, and technology acquisition.
EU focuses on multilateral cooperation while Russia relies on building domestic capabilities, and China employs technology acquisition through adaptation for scaling.
Content analysis and retrospective reviews of empirical materials reveal insights into the components of technological sovereignty and its implementation across nations.
The findings suggest that technological sovereignty can drive industrial growth and innovation capacity among leading economies globally.