Trade Governance In The Digital Age: World Trade Forum

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1 - Introduction: Digital technologies and international trade regulation
Part I - Conceptualising trade 2.0
	2 - Principles for trade 2.0
	3 - Global information law: Some systemic thoughts
PART II - Old and new buzzwords in the digital trade discourse
	4 - Convergence:A buzzword to remain?
	5 - Network neutrality:The global dimension
	6 - Fostering innovation and trade in the global information society: The different facets and roles of interoperability
Part III - The state of play in trade and trade regulation: Prospects for change
	7 - GATS classification issues for information and communication technology services
	8 - Towards coherent rules for digital trade: Building on efforts in multilateral versus preferential trade negotiations
	9 - Better regulation of digital markets: A new look at the Reference Paper
	10 - Googling for the trade–human rights nexus in China:Can the WTO help?
	11 - The puzzling interaction of trade and public morals in the digital era
PART IV - The impact of digital technologies on the global intellectual property regime
	12 - TRIPS encounters the Internet: An analogue treaty in a digital age, or the first trade 2.0 agreement?
	13 - Country clubs, empiricism, blogs and innovation:The future of international intellectual property norm making in the wake of ACTA
	14 - New forms of governance for digital orphans:Copyright litigation, licences and legal information
Part V - Digital technologies, intellectual property and development
	15 - From consensus to controversy:The WIPO Internet Treaties and lessons for intellectual property norm setting in the digital age
	16 - The global digital divide as impeded access to content
	17 - Harnessing information and communication technologies for development: The trade-related technical assistance perspective
	18 - Making use of e-mentoring to support innovative entrepreneurs in Africa
Index