Contents
Introduction The Geopolitical Commission and Technology Control; Part I. Regulatory Mercantilism and the Geopolitics of Technology Control: 1. Regulatory Mercantilism as a Means of Understanding the Actions of the Geopolitical Union; 2. The EU as a Technology Regulator; 3. The Geopolitics of Technology Control and the Crisis of Globalisation; Part II. Technology Regulation in the von der Leyen Commission: 4. Regulating Technological Systems; 5. Regulating Platform Content and Architecture; 6. Regulating Data and AI; Part III. The Future of the Geopolitical Union: 7. The von der Leyen II Commission and the Future of the Geopolitical Union; Conclusions The Geopolitical Union as an Approach to Governance and the Utility of Regulatory Mercantilism for Regulation and Governance Studies.
