Global Tech Regulation examines the growing complexities of governing technology in a world where digital platforms operate across national boundaries. It tackles the critical need to balance innovation with regulation, ensuring a fair digital landscape amid increasing cross-border legal conflicts. This book highlights the fragmentation of international tech policy and the challenges faced by platforms in complying with diverse legal systems, such as navigating data privacy regulations across different countries.
The book explores the evolution of internet governance, from a self-regulated system to one shaped by government intervention. Readers gain insights into key concepts like data sovereignty and algorithmic transparency, essential for understanding current debates. It unfolds by first introducing international organizations and agreements, then delving into platform compliance through case studies. Finally, it investigates cross-border legal disputes, offering a holistic perspective on the challenges and opportunities of global tech regulation.
Through comparative legal analysis and empirical studies, Global Tech Regulation provides actionable insights for policymakers and technology companies. It addresses pressing issues like content moderation and antitrust, connecting international law, political science, and business ethics to offer a nuanced understanding of this complex digital landscape. This makes it a valuable resource for anyone seeking to navigate the intricate world of technology regulation.
