Türkiye’s Technological Transformation: From Strategy to Security offers a comprehensive analysis of how Türkiye is repositioning itself in an increasingly technopolar international system. As technology reshapes power, security, and diplomacy, the book examines Türkiye’s pursuit of strategic autonomy through indigenous innovation, digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence, cyber resilience, space policy, and defense technologies.

It situates Türkiye’s National Technology Move within a broader context of digital asymmetry, where control over data, algorithms, and technological capacity defines new hierarchies of power. Beyond material capabilities, the volume highlights the rise of cognitive diplomacy, emphasizing how technology influences perception, narrative authority, and diplomatic practice. By linking technological sovereignty to national security, economic resilience, and normative influence, the book demonstrates how Türkiye seeks not only to adapt to systemic change but to shape it.

This work provides critical insights for scholars and policymakers interested in the evolving intersection of technology, strategy and statecraft in the twenty-first century.