The Future of Power: 'Third Gutenberg Moment' and 'New Global Table' Anchored by Dr. Draško Aćimović
NEW YORK, Aug. 14, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dr. Draško Aćimović has formally introduced two transformative frameworks designed to analyze the modern shifts in the global order: the "Third Gutenberg Moment" and the "New Global Table." Published as a new research study on the Social Science Research Network (SSRN), the paper provides a crucial methodological approach to understanding the structural changes driven by the convergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).
The study highlights that this global transition has progressed beyond theoretical discourse and is already active within international operational infrastructure. As algorithmic governance begins to interface with traditional legal and diplomatic systems, a systematic re-architecting of economic sovereignty and institutional value is taking place. Prof. Aćimović establishes that developing and underdeveloped nations must engage with these emerging networks proactively to ensure balanced participation and avoid technocratic exclusion.
"Within the Third Gutenberg Moment, monetary instruments transition from static assets into dynamic flows of information, reshaping traditional diplomacy into a New Global Table," states Dr. Draško Aćimović. "The ongoing deployment of initiatives like China’s e-CNY and the European Central Bank’s Digital Euro indicates that this operational phase is active. To prevent technological exclusion, it is essential for developing nations to understand and participate in these systems, where global financial access increasingly aligns with algorithmic compliance."
By archiving this Short Communication on SSRN via Elsevier, the baseline for these dual paradigms is officially anchored within the scientific community. The research concludes that maintaining long-term international stability will require a structured synthesis of smart contract ethics and monetary policy, urging policymakers to consider advanced governance protocols to adapt to digital developments.
The open-access research paper is available for review by the international academic and policymaking community.
The study can be accessed directly,and the full PDF can be downloaded on SSRN here: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=6842279
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