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Ingo Borchert, L Alan Winters 27 April 2021
Digital trade and digitally enabled services hold the promise of much-needed future growth and prosperity, but also pose unique challenges for trade policymaking. This eBook presents the proceedings from a conference organised by the UK Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport and the UK Trade Policy Observatory, hosted by CEPR, to discuss new directions for digital trade policy.
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Ministerial preface
The Rt Hon John Whittingdale OBE MP
Introduction
Ingo Borchert and L. Alan Winters
1 Mapping policies affecting digital trade
Simon J. Evenett and Johannes Fritz
2 Mapping approaches to cross-border data flows
Javier López-González, Francesca Casalini and Taku Nemoto
3 An AI policy for the (near) future
Bryan Mercurio and Ron Yu
4 Source code disclosure: A primer for trade negotiators
Cosmina Dorobantu, Florian Ostmann and Christina Hitrova
5 The difficult past and troubled future of digital protectionism
Susan Ariel Aaronson
6 Governing cross-border data flows beyond trade agreements to support digital trade: Inspiration from international financial standards-setting bodies
Patrick Leblond
7 Rights in data, the public interest, and international trade law
Teresa Scassa
8 Asia-Pacific digital trade policy innovation
Stephanie Honey
Senior Lecturer, University of Sussex Business School
Professor of Economics at the University of Sussex and CEPR Research Fellow
