Chatham House's Digital Society Programme investigates global governance at the frontiers of emerging technology, navigating areas of conflict, consensus and cooperation. As digital technology reshapes societies, economies and global norms, technology governance is lagging. Inclusive and effective global technology governance can empower individuals, communities, businesses and governments to benefit from shared technology futures. But the positive potential of global technology governance is undermined by rigid institutions, myopic policymaking and resource gaps. Against this backdrop, new centres of digital power have emerged: the private sector plays a progressively proactive role in shaping global technology agendas. Digital Read more