Project Europe

Edited by Luca Marelli, Assistant Professor in Ethics and Governance of Health Research, Department of Medical Biotechnology and Translational Medicine, University of Milan, Italy, Jim Dratwa, Head, Ethics, Science and Technology, European Commission, Belgium, Gert Verschraegen, Professor of Sociology, Department of Sociology, University of Antwerp and Ine Van Hoyweghen, Professor of Sociology, Centre for Sociological Research, KU Leuven, Belgium

• ContentsForeword: The making of digital Europe viiiIntroduction: Project Europe xiiiLuca Marelli, Jim Dratwa, Gert Verschraegen and Ine Van Hoyweghen1 Territorial frictions of digital innovation 1Brice Laurent2 Problematizing digital sovereignty, constructing Europe:Warfare, regulation, and enemization through digital devices 22Marie Alauzen3 Digital Europe from below: Alternative routes to the DigitalDecade 48Astrid Mager4 Policy imaginaries of European citizen-patients: Europeanintegration and the digital infrastructuring of healthcare 68Ulrike Felt5 States of representation: Reading Europe through its genomes 89Nicolò Caporale, Benedetta Muda, Oliviero Leonardi andGiuseppe Testa6 Constituting a sovereign European identity through AI ethics:A critical exploration 107Simone Casiraghi and Niels van Dijk7 Solidarity in the digital era: A European approach 133Barbara Prainsack and Marjolein Lanzing8 Sovereigns and subjects in the digital age 151Sheila Jasanoff

‘This set of brilliant essays outlines the intertwined history of digital politics and the emergence of so-called “European values” as a particular mode of geopolitical power. It will stand as a monument to a particular epoch and serve as an important resource for future scholars seeking to understand the European predicament and the global concentration of digital power.’