Technonationalism refers to a strategy where nations leverage technological innovation to boost economic power, national security, and global influence. Governments use it to protect domestic industries, restrict foreign tech dependence, and foster indigenous advancements. Proponents—states, local firms, and citizens—gain from reduced vulnerability, enhanced competitiveness, and preserved sovereignty in a digitized world.
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