Journal of European Public Policy | Volume 31 (Issue 8)

Table of Contents:

• Introduction
  • Digital sovereignty - Rhetoric and reality | Gerda Falkner, Sebastian Heidebrecht, Anke Obendiek & Timo Seidl
• Articles
  • Digital sovereignty, economic ideas, and the struggle over the digital markets act: a political-cultural approach | Catherine Hoeffler & Frédéric Mérand
  • Moving on to not fall behind? Technological sovereignty and the ‘geo-dirigiste’ turn in EU industrial policy | Timo Seidl & Luuk Schmitz
  • The EU and Internet standards – Beyond the spin, a strategic turn? | Clement Perarnaud & Julien Rossi
  • EU AI sovereignty: for whom, to what end, and to whose benefit? | Daniel Mügge
  • Digital sovereignty as control: the regulation of digital finance in the European Union | Shawn Donnelly, Elena Ríos Camacho & Sebastian Heidebrecht
  • More bark than bite? European digital sovereignty discourse and changes to the European Union’s external relations policy | Julia Carver
  • Undermining lobbying coalitions: the interest group politics of EU copyright reform | Max Heermann
  • Controlling internet content in the EU: towards digital sovereignty | Daniëlle Flonk, Markus Jachtenfuchs & Anke Obendiek
  • ‘The sovereign cloud’ in Europe: diverging nation state preferences and disputed institutional competences in the context of limited technological capabilities | Julia Rone

Further Information:

This is a Special Issue focusing on the European Union's (EU) digital sovereignty as rhetoric and reality.

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