Technonationalism describes the belief that a nation’s technological prowess is central to its economic strength, security, and global influence. It’s used to justify government-backed innovation, protectionist policies, and domestic tech champions. Benefits primarily accrue to national governments and local industries seeking competitive advantage, though it can also foster job creation and strategic independence.
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