This article analyzes cross-border data flows and digital economy governance, exploring frameworks in the EU and US while highlighting China's regulatory challenges.
Key Points
Nations struggle to balance data protection sovereignty with the need for unrestricted data flow, leading to legislative challenges.
The article uses the Trilemma Theory to analyze governance structures in the EU and US, revealing distinct regulatory goals.
China's current regulation of cross-border data flows is examined, focusing on its challenges and exploration of governance pathways.
The aim is to create a balanced governance ecosystem that ensures data openness while protecting security and core interests.