Publications
Research papers produced under the project on the impact of digitalisation on cross-border legal rules.
Research Papers
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- Hybrid Extraterritoriality in Data RegulationKing Fung Tsang and Sagi PeariVirginia Journal of International Law (forthcoming)Examines how the United States, the European Union and China increasingly regulate cross-border data through hybrid combinations of public regulation and private international law mechanisms, and what this new form of extraterritoriality means for the discipline.Data RegulationExtraterritorialityPrivate International LawRead the paper (PDF)
- Private International Law in Commercial Arbitration Through the Lens of National InterestKing Fung TsangAmerican Review of International Arbitration (forthcoming)Asks how a law district such as Hong Kong should design its private international law rules to best promote its interests in the commercial arbitration setting, extending the national interest theory beyond sovereign states and national courts.Commercial ArbitrationNational InterestHong KongRead the paper (PDF)