Data Governance, Asian Alternatives: How India and Korea Are Creating New Models and Policies
Washington, DC: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (2022), 114 pp.
"This volume highlights some of the alternative models that have originated in two major Asian democracies, India and South Korea. It compares these two countries’ distinctive approaches through case studies that demonstrate just how much more complex the world will be than the common-place prediction of a battle between U.S.- and Chinese-centric approaches." (Introduction, page 2)
Introduction. How India and Korea Can Drive New Thinking About Data / Evan A. Feigenbaum and Michael R. Nelson, 1
1 India's Approach to Data Governance / Rahul Matthan and Shreya Ramann, 11
2 Open Data Policy in Korea / Taewoo Nam, 33
3 What's Shaping India's Policy on Cross-Border Data Flows? / Smriti Parsheera, 49
4 Korea's Path to Best Practices for Cross-Border Data Flows / Kyung Sin "KS" Park, 71
1 India's Approach to Data Governance / Rahul Matthan and Shreya Ramann, 11
2 Open Data Policy in Korea / Taewoo Nam, 33
3 What's Shaping India's Policy on Cross-Border Data Flows? / Smriti Parsheera, 49
4 Korea's Path to Best Practices for Cross-Border Data Flows / Kyung Sin "KS" Park, 71
