Mots-clés
Commerce électronique
Droit économique international
Accords commerciaux régionaux
Protection des données
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Résumé
Le débat sur la régulation des technologies de l’information dans le domaine du droit international a fait l’objet d’une analyse approfondie, compte tenu du rythme rapide des progrès technologiques et de la capacité limitée des cadres juridiques à s’adapter à ces changements. Cet article examine les tensions qui naissent entre l’évolution technologique et les structures réglementaires existantes, en se concentrant sur la régulation du commerce électronique dans le contexte du droit économique international. Il met en évidence le rôle de plus en plus actif de l’Organisation mondiale du commerce dans l’élaboration de nouvelles règles pour répondre aux tendances actuelles du commerce électronique, en mettant l’accent sur l’Initiative conjointe sur le commerce électronique, lancée le 26 juillet 2024, en soulignant ses caractéristiques distinctives.
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