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2020
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Research Paper No. 117
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South Centre, Geneva
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The legal characterization and design of a legal regime for data poses one of the most important contemporary challenges to law professionals and policy makers. How such a framework is designed matters for what kind of insertion a society will have in the digital economy, and the extent to which a country will be able to benefit from the opportunities opened by big data. The current policy space to devise legal regimes adapted to national circumstances allows countries to seek for new solutions that take into account differences in legal systems, levels of economic and technological development, and national objectives and priorities.
Schlagwörter: 
Big Data
Copyright
Digital Economy
Digital Public Good
Innovation
Intellectual Property
Sovereignty
Sui Generis Exclusive Rights
TRIPS
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