NanoGeopolitics: How Nanotechnology Reshapes National Power, Industrial Sovereignty, and Strategic Supply Chains

NanoGeopolitics follows the economic logic of nanoscale cost-stack compression to its geopolitical conclusion: when nanotechnology compresses costs, it concentrates capability; when capability concentrates, it redistributes leverage; and when leverage shifts, sovereignty itself is renegotiated. The book examines how control of matter at the nanoscale has entered the calculus of national power across semiconductors, energy systems, defense manufacturing, bioindustrial platforms, and critical infrastructure, and analyzes the nano-industrial models pursued by the United States, China, the European Union, Japan, South Korea, India, and selected middle powers. Written for investors, engineers, economists, policymakers, and strategists.