The International Economic Law in the new Digital Age
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https://doi.org/10.21615/cesder.6470Keywords:
international economic law, information technology, trade facilitation, paperless trade, interoperabilityAbstract
Information technology is being introduced into different sectors of society and is increasingly being introduced into trade procedures and economic relations. The information technology within the framework of International Economic Law had recently been incorporated into academic studies. Most studies reflect information technology through World Trade Organization standards. The present article focuses on an aspect that relates to the regulation of international trade and electronic commerce through the new concept of trade facilitation that implies the application of information technologies as a complement to GATT and GATS rules.
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