Yüksek Teknoloji Rekabeti: Çin ve Hindistan'da Tekno-Politika

In today's interconnected world, high technology stands as a ubiquitous force shaping global connectivity and societal dynamics, while techno-politics delves into the intricate interplay between politics and technology, elucidating the reciprocal influences between these domains and human society. Asia, as a populous continent, assumes paramount significance wherein high technology plays a pivotal role in shaping political discourse and power dynamics. China and India, the world's most populous nations, stand as pivotal actors in the global technological landscape and hold considerable sway in techno-political realms. The regional hegemonic aspirations of these states, underpinned by technological prowess, not only define their bilateral relations but also reverberate across regional and global arenas, reshaping geopolitical configurations. This study undertakes a comprehensive analysis of China's and India's policies in key technological domains such as aerospace, cyberspace, mechatronics (robotics), biotechnology, and nuclear technology. By scrutinizing their positions within the global technological competition, it seeks to elucidate the intricate techno-political rivalries between these two Asian giants and their broader implications for regional and global power dynamics.