The Geopolitical Psychology of Nations in the Artificial Intelligence Era

About The Geopolitical Psychology of Nations in the Artificial Intelligence Era

What if nations had a strategic soul? In the age of artificial intelligence, countries do not respond solely based on their technological capabilities or geopolitical interests. They express fears, ambitions, founding narratives, and worldviews that shape their relationship with innovation. This book offers a groundbreaking interpretation of international relations through the lens of the geopolitical psychology of nations. By weaving together geopolitics, collective psychology, and political philosophy, the author explores how AI acts as a mirror reflecting national sensitivities: hegemonic countries seek dominance, anxious nations regulate out of fear of decline, utopian states dream of ethical governance, while others remain marginalized, dependent on technological powers. Through an original typology of geopolitical psychological postures, this work deciphers the normative rivalries, symbolic fractures, and styles of power emerging in the new global technological order. It is intended for researchers, policymakers, educators, and citizens eager to understand the deeper stakes of our time. An essential book for thinking about artificial intelligence as a geopolitical and cultural phenomenon—not merely as a technical tool.