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ISSN: 3139-8650 (Online)
Article 03
Humanities · Research Article

Digital Colonialism and the Architecture of Global Power: Technological Hegemony, Data Sovereignty, and the Structural Subordination of the Global South

Prof. raghvendra Dubey
Veer Bahadur Singh Purvanchal University, Jaunpur
Published6 April 2026

Abstract

“The emergence of digital infrastructure as the primary medium of economic, political, and social organization in the twenty-first century has engendered a new modality of asymmetrical global power, variously theorized as digital colonialism. This paper interrogates the structural conditions under which transnational technology corporations — concentrated overwhelmingly in the United States — have established quasi-monopolistic control over the global digital ecosystem, encompassing data flows, cloud computing infrastructure, algorithmic governance, and platform architectures.”,

Keywords

Digital Colonialism, Data Sovereignty, Global South, Platform Capitalism, Tech Hegemony

Article Information

IssueVol 1, Issue 3
LicenceCC BY 4.0

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