英文摘要 |
At present, the legal research on data protection has a path dependence phenomenon. Traditional legal theory(especially private law)is applied mechanically, but the effective innovation in theoretical analysis models and legislative construction of data, a new legal object, is lacking. Current theories tend to establish order of data attribution and utilization by giving individuals or businesses ''data rights'' in private law. These attempts encountered constraints of private law theory’s limitations and data application practice’s challenges. Data is a natural pure public good which should be subject to the inherent principle of reciprocal sharing. On the basis of this principle, the theory of data law should realize paradigm shifts, from the concept of scarce-based law to the abundance-based law, from the protection of private interests to the protection of public welfare, and from the strengthening of data control to the modestly restriction of data control. Under the premise of establishing ''sharing'' as the basic value orientation of data law, the system of reasons for the partial control of data should be established to capture existing theories of data control and to eliminate conflicts between various ''rights'' in current theories. Through the ''share-and-control'' integrated theoretical structure, the relevant legislation can be improved to release the potential of sharing, and the data public order of public law can be constructed on the basis of narrowing the grounds for data control. |