Title Twin pillars : upholding national security and national innovation in emerging technologies governance / Samuel J. Brannen, Christian S. Haig, Katherine Schmidt, and Kathleen H. Hicks

Published Washington, DC : Center for Strategic & International Studies, [2020] ©2020

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Description 1 online resource (vii, 32 pages) : color illustrations Contents Executive summary -- Foreword -- Importance of emerging technologies governance -- Key themes -- Conclusion Summary "In an era of global technological competition and diffusion of innovation, the United States must uphold the twin pillars of national security and national innovation. The overall success of the U.S. federal government in emerging technologies governance is at best a mixed case and is overall inadequate to the scale and stakes of the challenges and opportunities ahead. This report assesses the current effectiveness of the U.S. federal government approach to emerging technologies with recommended actions to enhance governance in domestic and international contexts"--Publisher's web site Notes "January 2020." "A report of the Global Security Forum." Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Notes Online resource; title from PDF title page (CSIS, viewed March 4, 2020) Subject Technology and state -- United States National security -- Technological innovations -- United States National security -- United States -- 21st century National security. Technology and state. United States. Form Electronic book Author Brannen, Samuel, author. Haig, Christian S., author Schmidt, Katherine, author Hicks, Kathleen H., author. Center for Strategic and International Studies (Washington, D.C.), publisher.

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