Data Protection, Data Sovereignty and Digital Exchange Unravelling the Dynamics...
summary
October 2023 withdrawal from the WTO e‑commerce JSI is framed as a deliberate US move to preserve domestic regulatory policy space, while an executive order now blocks certain data brokerage and genomic transactions with listed “countries of concern” (China, Russia, Iran etc.). EU horizontal provisions (2018 model clauses) appear in bilateral FTAs but Japan’s protocol diverges. Panelists discuss the CBPR and data free flow with trust initiatives, an OECD instrument on government access, and practical architectures like data mesh and privacy‑enhancing tech. Watch for concrete legal texts, agencies using specific enforcement tools, and engineering prototypes.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Data protection basics
- 7:32US policy on cross-border data
- 19:35US trade policy evolution
- 31:49EU trade data provisions
- 42:21Data Free Flow explained
- 56:11Innovation vs data rules
- 1:04:40Q&A
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