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The maps of the world haven't changed - but the empires have. In The Data Dominion, William Liu reveals how the invisible infrastructure of the digital age has redrawn the boundaries of global power. Empires no longer expand through armies and conquests - they expand through cloud servers, algorithms, and data flows. The nations that once ruled by land and sea now compete for control of information itself. From the rise of ""platform states"" to the wars for digital sovereignty, Liu takes readers through the unseen architecture of empire that defines the twenty-first century. Drawing from real-world cases across governments, corporations, and infrastructures, he shows how power has migrated from parliaments to platforms - and how sovereignty itself has become a polite fiction in a world where data rules. The Data Dominion is both an exposé and a warning - a blueprint of the new imperial cartography shaping our future, where every click, transaction, and connection becomes a weapon of influence.

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