Do refugees have a duty to be grateful?
Vasiliki Poula
Jodi-Ann Jue Xuan Wang
ODID Research Roundtable: Citizenship
Industrial Decarbonization Policies: What Does it Take?
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Starmer’s counter-terror plan for migration woefully misses the mark
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Between digital sovereignty and digital multilateralism: Middle powers and nationalist technology strategies in the age of AI
This research focuses on the broad idea of global governance and the geopolitics of emerging digital technologies. Specifically, it examines the concepts of sovereignty versus multilateralism in the digital sector — especially AI and related technologies, asking two questions: (i) how do multilateral institutions, amidst the growing fragmentation of international order, advance interstate cooperation in the development and governance of AI systems?