Digitalisation towards Sustainable Development

1. Digitalisation Towards Sustainable Development - An Introduction Part I - Framing the Digital Turn: Sovereignty, Ethics, and Inclusion 2. Sovereign or Sustainable? The European Union's Leitmotif of Digital Transformation 3. Artificial Intelligence and Social Sustainability: Ethical Principles for AI Technologies as Solutions for Reducing Poverty and Inequality? 4. Digital Divide as Governance Failure: Coordination Challenges Across Digital Infrastructure, Digital Utilisation, and Digital Innovation Part II - Governing Digitalisation: Institutions, Infrastructure, and Innovation 5. Regulatory Power in Digital Markets: The EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) and Its Influence on Ex-Ante Competition Policy in the Global South. The Brussels Effect Reconsidered 6. Synergising Digital Public Infrastructure, Digital Public Goods and Digital Commons for Sustainable Development - Experiences from Brazil, the EU and India 7. Governing the Digital Turn in Brazil: How Civil Servants Understand the Link Between Digitalisation and Sustainability 8. The Digital Money Trilemma: Sovereignty, Stability, and Integration in Cross-Border CBDCs 9. Navigating the Path to Deeper Financial Inclusion: The Role of CBDCs Amid Structural Challenges and the Digital Divide in Indonesia Part III - Reshaping Sectoral Pathways: Climate, Space, and Natural Resources 10. Environmental Sustainability and Digitalisation: Negative Impacts and Risks in a Comparative International Perspective 11. Can Digitalisation and Citizen Science Improve Water Governance in Communities? A Case Study in Cape Town, South Africa 12. Promises and Challenges of Artificial Intelligence to Combat Climate Change 13. From Access to Agency: Digitalisation and Space Technology Partnerships Between Europe and Emerging Economies for Sustainable Development Part IV - Contesting Digital Orders: Democracy, Science, and Cultural Production 14. Populism, Information Pollution, and Democratic Backsliding: The Case of Brazil 15. Negotiating Power Asymmetries in Science: EU-Funded Global Research Collaboration 16. Remaining Hybrid: Cultural Production and Digitalisation. The Case of Independent Stage Artists in Mexico During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic 17. Governing Digitalisation for Sustainable Development: Lessons, Tensions, and a Future Agenda