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Sovereignty and 6G

In: The Changing World of Mobile Communications

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  • Paul Timmers

    (University of Oxford)

  • Georg Serentschy

    (Serentschy Advisory Services GmbH)

Abstract

Sovereignty has become a top priority for government leaders. Strengthening strategic autonomy, the three Cs of Control, Capabilities, and Capacities that are necessary for sovereignty are becoming a go/no-go criterion in technology policy initiatives. However, what is the future of sovereignty in a pervasive digital, densely connected, and compute-intense world? What is sovereignty in the world of 6G? Or is the question rather: what is 6G in a world where safeguarding sovereignty is a major theme in geopolitical collaboration, competition, and conflict? This chapter outlines the interplay of 6G technology and political-industrial governance in different scenarios for the future of sovereignty.

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  • Paul Timmers & Georg Serentschy, 2024. "Sovereignty and 6G," Springer Books, in: Petri Ahokangas & Annabeth Aagaard (ed.), The Changing World of Mobile Communications, chapter 0, pages 253-282, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-3-031-33191-6_10
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-33191-6_10
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