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The intersection of technology, geopolitics, and the international political economy (IPE) reshapes the global landscape. As technological advancements like artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and digital currencies evolve, they drive economic change and influence global power dynamics. The rise of tech giants, the competition for technological supremacy, and the growing importance of cybersecurity have introduced new dimensions to traditional geopolitical struggles. These developments challenge established economic systems, disrupt global trade patterns, and redefine the role of states in a highly interconnected and competitive world. As countries navigate this shifting terrain, understanding the complex interplay between technology, geopolitics, and IPE becomes crucial to analyzing both current power structures and future trajectories of global governance. Technology, Geopolitics, and the Transformation of International Political Economy explores the interplay between algorithms, economic structures, and geopolitical power dynamics in the contemporary world. It examines how algorithms and digital technologies reshape global power structures, impact economic relations, and influence the future trajectory of capitalism. This book covers topics such as political science, trade growth, and digital currency, and is a useful resource for economists, business owners, government officials, policymakers, academicians, researchers, and political scientists.

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Kittisak Wongmahesak is a distinguished academic specializing in political science, public management, and international political economy. He currently serves as Secretary of the Ph.D. Program in Political Science at North Bangkok University, Director of the Association of Legal & Political Studies in Thailand, and is a Supervisor for the Post-Doctoral Fellowship Research Collaboration Program at Lincoln University College in Malaysia. He is also a Research Fellow at Shinawatra University in Thailand and Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin in Malaysia, with adjunct professorships in Indonesia. His previous roles include Full Professor positions in China and Cyprus, as well as an Adjunct Researcher in Vietnam. Dr. Kittisak holds a Ph.D. in Social Sciences and multiple degrees from Kasetsart and Ramkhamhaeng Universities. A highly regarded scholar, he has served as an editor for numerous prestigious international journals, ranked among the top 2% of scientists worldwide by Stanford University since 2020, and boasts an h-index of 57, with over 10,000 citations across more than 500 indexed publications. Dr. Uday Kumar Ghosh is a dynamic educator with extensive experience in global business education. He currently serves as Faculty in the Business Administration department at Lincoln University, Oakland, California. His highest degree is a Ph.D. in Leadership from the University of the Cumberlands. Dr. Ghosh's academic contributions are significant, encompassing course development and delivery across a wide range of business disciplines, including hybrid leadership, digital economy, entrepreneurship, international business, marketing, sales, service management, and human resource management. He has also played a crucial role in doctoral dissertation guidance, from proposal development through final defense, including IRB processes and quality control measures. His expertise extends to innovative teaching methodologies, fostering student engagement, and providing career mentorship. Beyond teaching, he's served as President’s Advisor for International Business Development at Lincoln University, exploring global collaborations, developing dual-degree programs, and overseeing marketing for international student recruitment. His publications include work on quality management application in higher education and online impulsive buying, reflecting his commitment to both academic research and practical application of business principles. Dr. Ismail Suardi Wekke earned his Doctor of Philosophy in Arabic Language Education from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. He currently holds the positions of Visiting Professor at Fatoni University's Faculty of Education in Thailand and Adjunct Professor at an unspecified institution. His extensive academic contributions include supervising numerous theses at both the undergraduate and master's levels, focusing on diverse topics such as critical thinking skills in religious education, the use of movies in English language learning, student anxiety in communication, and leadership in educational settings. He has authored several books on educational methodologies and Muslim minority communities in Indonesia and published extensively in numerous journals, covering areas such as comparative education, educational management, leadership, and socio-political dimensions in Southeast Asia. His research interests frequently intersect with Islamic education, cultural studies, and the experiences of Muslim minorities, particularly in Indonesia and Papua.

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