Cross-Border Data Flow Regulation: Conflicts and Coordination in the Global Digital Economy

MingMing Shi

doi:10.63313/LH.9041

Authors

MingMing Shi Beijing Union University, Beijing 100101, China Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63313/LH.9041

Keywords:

Global digital economy, Cross-border data flows, Data sharing rules, Data security

Abstract

With the accelerated development of the global digital economy, cross-border data flows face significant regulatory conflicts among nations, particularly regarding data sovereignty, privacy standards, and security reviews. Through comparative analysis, this study proposes a coordination mechanism involving a multilateral cooperation framework, unified data classification standards, and an enhanced role for international organizations. The aim is to balance data utility with security and promote sustainable digital economic development.

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