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Global cooperation on digital governance and the geoeconomics of new technologies in a multi-polar world

Issue

Created Nov 08, 2021

Session 1: Contemporary China and related geopolitics and geoeconomics

by Kevin Rudd

Keynote address

Conference video: Session 1

Session 2: Implications for trade and other economic and social policies

by Dan Ciuriak

Unfree Flow with No Trust: The Implications of Geoeconomics and Geopolitics for Data and Digital Trade

Conference video: Session 2

by Caetano CR Penna

Technological Revolutions and the Role of the State in the Governance of Digital Technologies

Session 3: Implications for digital platform governance

by Ronaldo Lemos and Christian Perrone

Platforms governance in a time of divide: Navigating the paradox of global tech and local constraints

by Heidi Tworek

The path dependency of infrastructure: A commonly-neglected aspect of platform governance

Conference video: Session 3

by Vikram Sinha

Platform Governance Through an Economic Lens

Session 4: Implications for governance of big data and new technologies

Conference video: Session 4

by John Zysman

Toward a digital Bretton Woods?

by Robert Fay

Global governance of data and digital technologies: A framework for peaceful cooperation

by Dieter Ernst

Semiconductor supply chain regulation in the service of geopolitics: Implementation hurdles and collateral damage

Session 5: What of existing institutions and processes?

Conference video: Session 5

by Henry Gao

E-commerce governance: Back to Geneva?

by Douglas Lippoldt

Regulating the digital economy: Reflections on the trade & innovation nexus

by Akshay Mathur

Global digital governance: The role of major economies, institutions and agreements

Session 6: What lies ahead for global relationships in the digital era?

Conference video: Session 6

by Mark Kruger

China’s Three Key Macroeconomic Risks

by Yves Tiberghien, Danielle Luo, and Panthea Pourmalek

Existential gap: Digital/AI acceleration and the missing global governance capacity

by Samir Saran

Big Tech vs Red Tech: The Diminishing of Democracy in the Digital Age