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From all of this, we can predict much that is positive and can create some economic and political models and can guide the design of societies that can continue to prosper and create a global capitalist economy. But, we can also foresee the problems and can create some policy options and strategies that can minimize the negative consequences and can enable a new sustainable planet. But, a new generation of digital technologies is pushing even further than this because it is focused on enhancing our abilities to live in the digital age, and this will enable a new era of Homo digitalis, Homo co-creatus, and Homo cosmicus.

Jason Jackson will present a talk on ‘The Geographies of Digital Capitalism: The Impact of Digital Technologies on Global Economy, Politics and Society’.
Jason will also present a talk on ‘The Geographies of Covid-19: The Post-COVID 2020 Crisis and the Emerging Politics of the Digital Age’.

Fascism, in all its forms, was born on the streets, where newly energised, politically mobilised, and violently polarised masses could seize a situation for themselves. In the twentieth century alone, we saw the birth of dictatorships (1917), totalitarian states (1918), Stalinist Russia (1924), the rise of Nazism (1924), Mussolini’s fascism (1924), the Guomindang’s Nationalist (KMT) government in China (1925), and the movement towards fascist leader M.G. Urlanisz’s rule in Russia (1929). The trajectory of twentieth-century violence and repression is a story of dynamic interaction between far-right, anti-democratic, often anti-Semitic, popular mobilisation and expanded state capacity. In the twenty-first century, a critical juncture has been reached; once again, popular movements have combined with digital technologies to create an era of heightened radicalisation and political mobilization.

These days most of us are surrounded by digital technology and this enables nearly every business and organization to provide goods and services and produce commodities at a lower cost. Furthermore, global competition is creating new business models and this will accelerate the creation of a high-tech global productive capacity in the not so distant future. This shift in information technology will reduce the share of the overall labor force that is needed to produce goods and services and will also shift the skills needed in the society and away from manufacturing and toward scientific, technological, and managerial activities. The need for labor will decline and the workforce will become highly skilled and employable, and the new production process will require less time and effort. This transition will also reduce the impact of the global problem of too many people and enable much more creation and growth of the global economy. Of course, much of this will depend on the political and military power of nations, but progress in the development of technologies can be influenced by the workings of science, politics, and economics.
One might call this a post-scarcity economy and this will also create new problemsthanks to a considerable reduction in poverty. In more developed countries of the world, more than 60% of the population lives in cities which provides vastly different patterns of life and needs for city planning. Cities will also be more diverse and multicultural, and this may generate more violent conflicts, and this may reflect the emerging politics of identity, and perhaps the rise of authoritarian populisms. Cities will also be the focus of a considerable amount of environmental damage, including the fallout of burning fossil fuels and the emissions from the ever-expanding infrastructure for surveillance and policing. Perhaps the biggest long-term challenge is the emergence of a new generation of homeless. Human reproduction will be much less important to long-term human survival and instead we will use biotechnology and organ transplants. But the exploitation of robots, AI, and other digital technologies will create much less concern about overpopulation in the developed world. Perhaps the biggest challenge to developing countries will be poverty and low-productivity agriculture, but if new information technologies can facilitate the growth of a global knowledge economy, then the global population may continue to grow for many years.
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