英文摘要 |
"The value of data derives from its aggregation, mobility, and exploitation by multiple parties for diverse purposes. It is hence not advisable that the legal delimitation of data entitlements emulate that of real property. Instead, regimes for data rights must provide settlements for a range of interactive relations among various interested parties with respect to the exploitation of data values. Wesley Newcomb Hohfeld’s framework of jural relations offers a useful conceptual tool. The nature of delimitation of data rights, across institutional contexts in relation to personal, corporate, and government data, may be properly understood as gradually and flexibly constructing a nexus of Hohfeldian, inter-subject jural relations. The legal delimitation of data rights may promote both the economic value and public interest through exploring legal and institutional mechanisms that are conducive, on the margin, to greater data mobility and broader data sharing." |