Dossier

The Future of Global Digital Governance

The values of the global green movement, including human rights, feminism, and sustainability, apply to digital world as they do to the analog. In a paper and series of articles, experts examine how global institutions are adapting to the challenges and potential of digital technologies. The authors provide a framework for how the network society can bring green values to global governance debates in order to address hard power dynamics and contribute to a free, inclusive, sustainable and just global digital world.

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Europe’s Quest for Digital Sovereignty: Can a “Euro Stack” Protect the EU from Trump and Big Tech?

Analysis

An international coalition has formed around Digital Public Infrastructure – services that empower citizens and drive local innovation. Could a Euro Stack help the EU break with the market logic of Big Tech and increase its geopolitical autonomy from the US?

By Sabine Muscat

A Digital World Worth Living For

Policy Brief

A human-centric digital future is under threat from global competition. This policy brief outlines how Greens in the EU can defend digital rights, foster democratic norms, and build an inclusive, sustainable digital society that empowers citizens and communities.

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Global Digital Governance after the UN Summit of the Future

Analysis

Digital policy is now a global priority, like security and climate change. The 2024 UN Summit of the Future brings the Global Majority into internet and AI governance. The UN Convention on Cybercrime may do the same for cybersecurity. But centralization at the UN may undermine human rights.

By Sabine Muscat