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Global Digital Trade Regulation: An International Law Perspective on Cross-Border Data Flows and Privacy Standards
Digital trade has become the backbone of a data-driven economy; however, no international legal framework exists at present for the regulation of cross-border data flows in any fair and effective manner. This research is interested in an analysis of international digital trade regulations under the
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