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... Ku, John Donaldson, Jamie Reilly, Chungsan Chen, Cavin Chen, Chao-guei Lu, Alex Lin and Julia... more ... Ku, John Donaldson, Jamie Reilly, Chungsan Chen, Cavin Chen, Chao-guei Lu, Alex Lin and Julia Hsu, Wendy Cheng, Li-San Wang and Hsin-Yi Chou, and Yeh-Chung Lu. I ... Respectively, David Pion-Berlin and Wendy Hunter, among others, have utilized the ...
At an era of big data analytics and Internet of Things (IoT), it is imperative to balance between... more At an era of big data analytics and Internet of Things (IoT), it is imperative to balance between Internet security and freedom. One way to grapple with the balancing is to explore how states address Internet security in the development of digital economy. Drawing on emerging discourses over cyber security, this essay examines how Internet security governance changes the ways governments and business deal with digital trade and investment, with a particular attention to cases of Taiwan, America and China, representing differed pathways and paces in advancing digital economy.
By employing documentary analysis and case studies, this essay finds that, among others, the US multistakeholder model in Internet security governance presents as the best practice in pushing forward digital trade and investment. However, US federal governmental meddling with surveillance and encryption has done harm to cross-border data transfer and digital trade. On the other hand, Chinese government’s heavy intervention into the making of the digital industry invites strong setbacks in the growth of private sector’s digital trade and, to a lager degree, overseas digital investment. At the domestic front, Chinese public-private-partnership of Internet security governance is at play in denial of foreign digital trade and investment. As a late comer, Taiwan has been playing a catch-up game in which over- regulatory statues have been under overhaul. Pioneering at open data governance and privacy standardization, coupled with innovation in Internet security entrepreneurship, Taiwan holds great hopes in shaping Internet security governance and exceling in digital economy in the near future.
... Ku, John Donaldson, Jamie Reilly, Chungsan Chen, Cavin Chen, Chao-guei Lu, Alex Lin and Julia... more ... Ku, John Donaldson, Jamie Reilly, Chungsan Chen, Cavin Chen, Chao-guei Lu, Alex Lin and Julia Hsu, Wendy Cheng, Li-San Wang and Hsin-Yi Chou, and Yeh-Chung Lu. I ... Respectively, David Pion-Berlin and Wendy Hunter, among others, have utilized the ...
At an era of big data analytics and Internet of Things (IoT), it is imperative to balance between... more At an era of big data analytics and Internet of Things (IoT), it is imperative to balance between Internet security and freedom. One way to grapple with the balancing is to explore how states address Internet security in the development of digital economy. Drawing on emerging discourses over cyber security, this essay examines how Internet security governance changes the ways governments and business deal with digital trade and investment, with a particular attention to cases of Taiwan, America and China, representing differed pathways and paces in advancing digital economy.
By employing documentary analysis and case studies, this essay finds that, among others, the US multistakeholder model in Internet security governance presents as the best practice in pushing forward digital trade and investment. However, US federal governmental meddling with surveillance and encryption has done harm to cross-border data transfer and digital trade. On the other hand, Chinese government’s heavy intervention into the making of the digital industry invites strong setbacks in the growth of private sector’s digital trade and, to a lager degree, overseas digital investment. At the domestic front, Chinese public-private-partnership of Internet security governance is at play in denial of foreign digital trade and investment. As a late comer, Taiwan has been playing a catch-up game in which over- regulatory statues have been under overhaul. Pioneering at open data governance and privacy standardization, coupled with innovation in Internet security entrepreneurship, Taiwan holds great hopes in shaping Internet security governance and exceling in digital economy in the near future.