This course explores the evolving power dynamics in the global landscape driven by advanced technologies. The learning outcomes include understanding the impact of technology on societal values, human rights, and national interests, as well as redefining power structures based on access to key technologies. The course delves into topics such as 5G, semiconductors, and quantum computing as essential elements of national agendas. The teaching method involves a conversation among industry experts and thought leaders, discussing the new model for international cooperation on technology. The intended audience includes individuals interested in the intersection of technology, geopolitics, and power dynamics in the modern world.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
How has the pandemic reshaped the relationship between technology companies and nation states
What was it like running a company that was its own
Russias invasion of Ukraine
Aligning business values and geopolitics
Googles foreign policy
Industrial policy
Quantum
Audience Questions
Statecentric view of the world
Balancing national security and global cooperation
A nuanced approach
The Trump Administration
Global Competition
Crisis of Trust
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
