teknologi berkembang – Neopolitique

How Emerging Technologies Challenge Traditional Governance

September 28, 2025 • by MIchael Baker • 0 Comments

For centuries, traditional governance models were built on Westphalian principles: territorial borders, slow legislative deliberation, human-led bureaucracies, and legal frameworks designed to regulate physical actions and material goods after they entered society. In the 21st-century network society, that foundational architecture has been upended. Emerging technologies—such as advanced artificial intelligence, distributed ledgers, quantum computing, and synthetic…

Technology & Politics

The Political Questions Behind Emerging Technologies

September 23, 2025 • by MIchael Baker • 0 Comments

For centuries, industrial and scientific innovations were evaluated primarily through the lenses of economic utility, engineering feasibility, and commercial market demand. New technologies—from steam engines to telecommunications—were treated as neutral tools that governments regulated after they entered society. In the 21st-century network society, that paradigm has been entirely inverted. Emerging technologies—ranging from artificial intelligence and…

Geopolitics

How Emerging Technologies Are Reshaping International Relations

August 30, 2025 • by MIchael Baker • 0 Comments

For centuries, international relations was anchored in Westphalian physical geography. A state’s geopolitical weight, security posture, and strategic leverage were measured by armies, navies, territorial borders, and physical trade routes. In the 21st-century network society, that traditional framework has been fundamentally re-engineered. Emerging technologies—spanning artificial intelligence, advanced semiconductors, quantum computing, cloud infrastructure, and cyberspace—are no…