Doktorarbeit / Dissertation, 2023
280 Seiten
This dissertation aims to analyze the rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in the context of digital trade. The work examines the extent to which the existing WTO framework adequately addresses the challenges and opportunities presented by the digitalization of global trade. It explores how the WTO's existing rules, particularly those related to goods, services, and intellectual property, can be applied to digital trade. The dissertation also analyzes the limitations of the current framework and identifies potential areas for reform.
Chapter 1 provides an introduction to the topic of digital trade and its significance in the global economy. It outlines the research questions and objectives of the dissertation and explains the methodology used for this study. The chapter also discusses the theoretical framework that will be used to analyze the WTO's rules in the context of digital trade.
Chapter 2 explores the characteristics of digital trade and its unique challenges for the WTO. It examines the role of digital technology in transforming traditional trade and discusses the importance of a comprehensive legal framework for digital trade.
Chapter 3 analyzes the existing WTO rules and their relevance to digital trade. It examines the rules under the GATT 1994, TRIPS, and GATS, and explores their potential for addressing the challenges of digital trade.
Chapter 4 focuses on the challenges and opportunities of digital trade, particularly those related to digital protectionism, data flows, and cybersecurity. It also discusses the potential role of multilateral agreements in shaping the future of digital trade.
Chapter 5 explores current developments in digital trade and their implications for the future. It examines the digitalization of global trade and its impact on developing countries. The chapter also discusses the potential challenges for the WTO in managing the future of digital trade.
The main keywords and focus topics of this dissertation include digital trade, WTO rules, digital protectionism, data flows, data protection, cybersecurity, multilateral agreements, and the future of global trade.
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