Digital Policy

The Digital Policy Program promotes a transatlantic dialogue on the digital transformation of our economies and societies. It works to advance norms and standards for digital governance to ensure that the use of digital technologies supports economic growth and innovation without harm to people or the environment. A common transatlantic understanding is critical as China's high-tech ambitions increasingly affect North American and European liberal democracies.

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Cover of "Transatlantic Strategy on Critical Raw Minerals"

Transatlantic Strategy on Critical Raw Materials

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Jacob Mardell compares the US and EU strategies to ensure access to raw materials necessary for the green transition in the face of global competition and shows how these should be based on genuine and inclusive partnerships rather than just economic interests.
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Privacy is Global: Creative Storytelling for Data Protection Advocacy

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