This book gathers contributions engaging with different data strategies along with their interdisciplinary (legal, economic, and ethical) implications.

It aims to contribute to a well-founded discourse about current (and future) data strategies. It does this by using a multi-dimensional approach, combining insights from academia and governmental practice as well as legal and economic viewpoints. Data strategies from both the ‘Global North’ and the ‘Global South’ are covered. The international and comparative focus allows for a discussion of regulatory convergence and dissonance.