Asma Mhalla's 'Cyberpunk' Calls for Resistance Against 'Digital Fascism'

In a new German-language book, French political scientist and essayist Asma Mhalla argues that contemporary society has already become 'cyberpunk,' and she urges readers to fight against what she terms 'digital fascism.' The book, reviewed in the Süddeutsche Zeitung, positions Mhalla as a rising star in public debate. Mhalla's work critiques the dominance of Big Tech and calls for a collective response to the threats posed by digital authoritarianism. The review highlights her provocative thesis that we are all complicit in a system that requires urgent resistance. The book's publication adds to Mhalla's growing influence as a commentator on technology and politics. The review does not specify a publication date or publisher, but it underscores the book's relevance in contemporary discourse on digital rights and governance.