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The Conceptual Barrier to Comparative Study and International Harmonisation of Data Protection Law
Although cross-border data flows are becoming increasingly important and prevalent, there is not yet an international legal framework for data protection. The current lack of international legal harmonisation on data protection has created compliance burdens and risks for companies that rely on cros
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