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"Essor des pays pauvres face à la mondialisation du Numérique" examines how digital globalization is impacting developing countries, highlighting both the opportunities and challenges it presents. In an increasingly interconnected world, new information and communication technologies (ICTs) offer unprecedented opportunities to stimulate economic and social development.The author begins by contextualizing digital globalization, defining ICTs and highlighting their role in the global economy. He analyzes how countries such as India, Kenya and Brazil have successfully harnessed these technologies to foster innovation and entrepreneurship. The emergence of startups and digital ecosystems in these countries has created thousands of jobs, improved access to services and boosted local economies.However, this book does not fail to highlight the disparities that exist between developed and developing countries. Challenges such as unequal access to the Internet, lack of infrastructure, andlimited skills in the digital sector...