Publication: La protección de datos en la economía digital; una aproximación desde la regulación del comercio internacional
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2022
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Thomson Reuters Aranzadi
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En la era del comercio digital resulta evidente que la protección de datos personales en el comercio internacional de bienes y servicios están conectados directamente. En este entorno interconectado a través de internet se puede acceder, recuperar, procesar y almacenar datos en diversidad de países. En este marco, la seguridad jurídica para los operadores económicos e incluso la continuidad de las transacciones comerciales requiere tomar en consideración tanto los aspectos relativos a la competencia judicial internacional y ley aplicables a la protección de datos, por una parte, como la regulación del comercio internacional, por otro. Este trabajo se centra en la última cuestión partiendo de la jurisprudencia del TJUE en los asuntos Schrems y atendiendo, después, a los compromisos internacionales de liberalización del comercio.
In digital commerce times, it seems self-evident that personal data protection and international trade in goods and services are intrinsically connected. Within this internet related environment personal data can be accessed, retrieved, processed and stored in a number of different countries. In this context, the legal certainty for economic actors, and even the materialisation or continuation of commercial transactions requires taking into consideration both, the international jurisdiction and the applicable law issues on the one hand, and the international trade regulations covering these commercial transactions on the other hand. This piece analysed the last issue departing from the CJEU Schrems cases and taking into consideration the international trade commitments
In digital commerce times, it seems self-evident that personal data protection and international trade in goods and services are intrinsically connected. Within this internet related environment personal data can be accessed, retrieved, processed and stored in a number of different countries. In this context, the legal certainty for economic actors, and even the materialisation or continuation of commercial transactions requires taking into consideration both, the international jurisdiction and the applicable law issues on the one hand, and the international trade regulations covering these commercial transactions on the other hand. This piece analysed the last issue departing from the CJEU Schrems cases and taking into consideration the international trade commitments