The article examines how a national project fosters intellectual sovereignty in Russia, indicating new opportunities for independence.
The article examines the role of the national project “Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State” in shaping the intellectual sovereignty of Russia. Based on an institutional analysis, the architecture of the project is explored and the mechanisms of technological, infrastructural, and algorithmic independence are identified. It is demonstrated that the project creates systemic conditions for reducing critical external dependence in the digital sphere. An original model of institutional support for intellectual sovereignty is proposed.
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