Who Has Power? Part II
Who Has Power? Part II
International | Jun 2019
Inferential Focus
5G, Alliances, Autonomous, Capital, censorship, Communication, Cyber, Cyber War, Data, Democracy, Discontent, Drones, Foreign investment, Geo-economics, Geopolitics, Hypersonic Glide Vehicles, Inequality, Infrastructure, Internet, Leadership, Military, Networks, New Infrastructure, Politics, Robotics, Security, Surveillance, Technology, Tracking, Trust, Warfare, wireless technology
The ways in which the four major world powers are trying to exert their power include two general areas: science and technology, which is evident in their efforts to control the Internet and compete over the deployment of fifth-generation (5G) wireless technology, and New Warfare, which can be seen in the ways they are developing hypersonic vehicles, autonomous warriors and cyber-weapons, while skirmishing over trade. Who has power can be seen through developments in several areas: geo-political terms, comprising dependence on allies and exercises of control; geo-economic terms, comprising deploying capital for advantage and spreading development; and finally trans-societal terms, comprising strategy and trust.