Summary
This dossier offers articles covering aspects that follow the links between international trade and digital transformation.
It aims to document further assumptions about the shift toward digitisation of goods and services and the way it has impacted global trade, and how increased connectivity is changing the cross-border flows of goods and services (including data).
Interviews gathered from Professor GRIMES (Emeritus Professor, NUI Galway) and that of A.H. MAMDOUH (Director of the Trade in Services division of the WTO) provide additional angles to some of the issues addressed in this issue of the Journal.
Table of contents
Papers
• Trends in Global ICT Trade
Stéphane CIRIANI & Pascal PERIN
• Cross-Border Data Flows and Growth in Europe
Jacques BUGHIN
• International ICT Trade Dynamics 2004-2014: an explorative network analysis
Riccardo RIGHI, Sofia SAMOILI, Montserrat LOPEZ-COBO & Giuditta De PRATO
• Implications of the GATS for Digital Trade and Digital Trade Barriers in Services
L. Lee TUTHILL
• New Legal Design for Digital Commerce in Free Trade Agreements
Mira BURRI
• What Efficiency and What Future for the Cultural Quotas in the Digital Age?
Pierre-Jean BENGHOZI
Interviews
• Hamid MAMDOUH, WTO
Conducted by Bruno LANVIN
• Séamus GRIMES, NUI Galway
Conducted by Yves GASSOT
Features
• Regulation and Competition
IT in Asia: Asia Comes Into its Own
Jean Paul SIMON
Digital Ecosystem Management: a new frontier?
Henri TCHENG, Jean-Michel HUET & Sylvain CHEVALLIER
Author biographies
Service Section
22nd ITS Biennial Conference – Call for Papers
Seoul, Korea, 24-27 June 2018
DigiWorld Summit 2017
Call for papers
Geographic area
Other details
- Reference: DWI17203A
- Delivery: on the DigiWorld Interactive platform
- Languages available: English
- Tags: comparative advantage, creative industries, cultural economy, cultural policy, data flows, digital economy, digital trade, diversity, economic growth, electronic commerce, export competitiveness, free trade agreements, GATS, global ICT ecosystem, Globalisation, ICT trade, international trade law, legal innovation, Network analysis, principal components, quotas, services trade, Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement, WTO