Global Trade Rules Access and Computational Law

Atkinson, Craig; Burri, Mira (2022). Global Trade Rules Access and Computational Law. In: The promise of TradeTech: Policy approaches to harness trade digitalization (pp. 52-57). World Economic Forum and World Trade Organization

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Chapter 5 of the report "The promise of TradeTech: Policy approaches to harness trade digitalization".

The report is co-published by the World Trade Organization and the World Economic Forum in April 2022 featuring WTI-affiliated drafters/coordinators, contributors, and reviewers (Jimena Sotelo, Craig Atkinson and Mira Burri).

TradeTech - the set of technologies that enables global trade to become more efficient, inclusive and sustainable - plays an important role in easing the flow of goods across borders, reducing trade costs and creating new trade opportunities. This publication explores how international policy coordination, in particular the development of specific rules in trade agreements, could advance the adoption of digital technologies and trade digitalization across the world.

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