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'Discussing an extremely interesting and up-to-date topic in a very logical and clear structure and an excellent style, this work can be recommended not only to academic and field experts as well as to students, but also to anybody interested in the policy making of the European Union.' -- Zsuzsa Deli, Acta Oeconomica 'Europe is moving assertively to establish itself as global leader in 21st century technologies. Why does the European Union support certain technologies and not others? How do decision-makers balance national priorities, EU ambitions, and global market pressures? Johan Lembke explains clearly how the EU seeks to advance its competitive position in key leading edge technologies, and how such sectors test Europe's ability to become a more coherent and effective global player. His study provides keen insights into the EU's evolving international role, and is a welcome contribution to the literature on political economy.' -- Daniel Hamilton, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies and American Consortium on EU Studies, US 'A detailed and highly readable analysis of contemporary EU policy initiatives for high technology. Focusing on three cutting edge sectors - satellite navigation, mobile internet and digital radio - Johan Lembke recounts a story that should be read by anyone with an interest in European political economy and global competitive dynamics.' -- Thomas C. Lawton, Imperial College Management School, University of London, UK 'This thoroughly researched and theoretically informed study helps us to understand how the EU makes key policy choices to support cutting edge technology and why support for seemingly similar projects varies.' -- Wyn P. Grant, University of Warwick, UK

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The late Johan Lembke, formerly Department of Informatics and Media, Uppsala University, Sweden

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