A digital union based on European values - The need to balance economic and social integration

The digital transition will significantly affect the work, education and social life of all Europeans. Digitalisation impacts public service delivery and, through social media, even affects our democratic processes.This primer is meant to provide the reader with a grounded understanding of the technology and policy relevance of the developments that have been taking place and are expected to shape the debate in the coming years. It also aims to raise some thought-provoking ideas on what needs to be done to help European tech policy establish itself on firm foundations and foster a progressive vision of society.

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"Ivana Bartoletti is an incredibly knowledgeable author... she points to what has been done and how to move on, showing the progressive path forward and proposing a complementary narrative. This all makes this Primer a must read." Dr. Krzysztof Gawkowski (Deputy Prime Minister of Poland and Minister of Digital Affairs) "The book provides an excellent view of the current digital transformation and the societal tensions related to it. She offers useful avenues of change to build a digital union based on European values." Miapetra Kumpula-Natri (S&D MEP, Vice President EP Delegation for relations with the United States) "A comprehensive exploration of the key features and dilemmas of the digital landscape. This primer tackles complex subjects with remarkable clarity." Brando Benifei ( S&D MEP) "This primer gives an outstanding base knowledge on the matter, ensuring your ability to jump into the highly relevant debate on technology and digital transition... A perfect read for anyone n ew to politics but also an asset for anyone currently working in politics." Sofie Amalie Stage (YES Secretary General [Young European Socialists]) "Essential reading for those eager to shape digital policy. Bartoletti's primer equips progressives with a clear compass to navigate a world shaped by AI and digital platforms." Dr. Fabian Ferrari (Postdoctoral Researcher at Utrecht University)

The digital transition will significantly affect the work, education and social life of all Europeans. Digitalisation impacts public service delivery and, through social media, even affects our democratic processes.This primer is meant to provide the reader with a grounded understanding of the technology and policy relevance of the developments that have been taking place and are expected to shape the debate in the coming years. It also aims to raise some thought-provoking ideas on what needs to be done to help European tech policy establish itself on firm foundations and foster a progressive vision of society.

Rezension:

"Ivana Bartoletti is an incredibly knowledgeable author... she points to what has been done and how to move on, showing the progressive path forward and proposing a complementary narrative. This all makes this Primer a must read." Dr. Krzysztof Gawkowski (Deputy Prime Minister of Poland and Minister of Digital Affairs) "The book provides an excellent view of the current digital transformation and the societal tensions related to it. She offers useful avenues of change to build a digital union based on European values." Miapetra Kumpula-Natri (S&D MEP, Vice President EP Delegation for relations with the United States) "A comprehensive exploration of the key features and dilemmas of the digital landscape. This primer tackles complex subjects with remarkable clarity." Brando Benifei ( S&D MEP) "This primer gives an outstanding base knowledge on the matter, ensuring your ability to jump into the highly relevant debate on technology and digital transition... A perfect read for anyone n ew to politics but also an asset for anyone currently working in politics." Sofie Amalie Stage (YES Secretary General [Young European Socialists]) "Essential reading for those eager to shape digital policy. Bartoletti's primer equips progressives with a clear compass to navigate a world shaped by AI and digital platforms." Dr. Fabian Ferrari (Postdoctoral Researcher at Utrecht University)