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Internet Regulation and the International Trade Regime


ISBN13: 9781032280868
Published: June 2022
Publisher: Routledge
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: £145.00



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In the age of information, an open Internet is a key component for modern economic development. This book analyses the World Trade Organization Agreement for virtual society and explores key questions regarding internet regulation and trade barriers.

Information and communication technology has introduced a transformational element to international trade, in the shape of E-commerce. Although internet technology is conceptually neutral, it can be used as a medium that poses severe threats to individual rights, public morals, public order, and national security. World Trade Organization law and jurisprudence, which are the basis of global economic and trade rules, can be applied in the cyberspace but internet regulatory measures can also pose a threat to free trade. This book thus explores the following questions: whether internet regulation constitutes a trade barrier; if so, what form does that take; and whether WTO members can invoke exception clauses to justify their internet regulatory measures? The research provides deep interpretations on treaty law, case law, and draws on additional interdisciplinary approaches to answer these questions.

This book will be of great interest to students and scholars of law, with a focus on International trade and internet regulation, as well as anyone interested in China’s Cyber law.

Subjects:
International Trade, IT, Internet and Artificial Intelligence Law
Contents:
1. Internet Regulation and International Trade Law
2. Internet Regulation under the WTO agreements
3. Reconsidering the Legitimacy of Internet Regulation: A Perspective from the General Exceptions
4. Reconsidering the Legitimacy of Internet Regulation: A Perspective from the Security Exceptions
5.Internet Regulation and the Application of TBT Agreement
6. Internet Regulation and International Law: A Chinese Perspective