Prologue: Regional Innovation Clusters and Global Economic Governance

Part I: The Evolution of Innovation Systems and of Information and Production Disruption

Chapter 1: National Innovation Systems

I. Defining Innovation and Innovation Systems

II. Changing National Innovation Systems: The American and Korean Experiences

• The Vertically Integrated Firm Model: The First Wave of Innovation after 1945
• The Rise of the Silicon Valley Model: The Second Wave
• Benchmarking Korea’s Second Wave

III. Trouble in Paradise?

Chapter 2: Information and Production Disruptions: The Digital Platform Cluster System?

I. Larger Economic Forces and Questions

II. The Information and Production Disruptions

• The Information Disruption
• The Production Disruption

III. The Dynamics of Digital Platform Clusters

IV. Synergies in Disruption

• Transformation of the Automotive Industry
• The Energy Grid

V. Six Takeaways from the IPD

Chapter 3: Two Cases and Policy Implications

I. Monsanto: Disruption of a Traditional Market and Governance Innovations

II. Qualcomm: Large Technology Firms and the Growth of New Clusters

III. Issues for Governance

• Promoting a Trusted Digital Environment
• Global Economic Governance Practices: Challenges and a Trade Agenda
• Providing Market Access while Promoting Good Conduct

IV. Conclusion: A Design Philosophy of Global Economic Governance

Part II: Global Governance in a Technologically Volatile Environment

Chapter 4: Designing International Governance for the IPD: The Negotiating Challenge

I.The Plans for Parts II and III

II. The Negotiating Landscape

• The Dispersion of Economic Power
• Turbulence and Market Leadership in the Global ICT Sector
• Shifting Leadership Roles in the World Economy
• The Rise of Civil Society
• The Nature of the Governance Challenge

Chapter 5: Strategy and International Governance Regimes

I. The Strategic Bargaining Problem

• Governance When the Strategic Problem Is Coordination
• Governance When Managing a Cooperation Problem

II. A Design Philosophy and the Creation of an International Governance Regime

• Defining an International Governance Regime
• Testing the Idea of a More Traditional Regime: The WTO
• The Role of MSOs in International Governance Regimes
• A Concluding Synthesis

Part III: Creating a Trusted Digital Environment in an Era of Quasi-Convergence

Chapter 6: Global Policy for the Cloud

I. The Technology of the Cloud and Its Intersection with Digital Markets

• Understanding the Cloud
• The Cloud and Digitally Enabled Markets

II. Measuring the Economic Stakes

III. The Policy Importance of the Cloud

IV. The Political Economy Informing the Cloud Debate

V. Government Policies: Attempts at Trade Deals to Set an International Baseline

Chapter 7: Cybersecurity as a Governance Challenge

I. The Common Challenges

II. The Story of SWIFT

III. Consumer Protection and Credit Card Fraud in a Digital Era

Chapter 8: Data Privacy

I. The Logic of Privacy Policy

II. The Search for International Baselines

III. The U.S.–EU Debate Regarding Privacy

IV. MSOs and Privacy

• Managing Privacy and Security Issues That Intersect in a Global MSO
• Marketplace Accommodation
• Innovations in Marketplace Governance

V. Summary Analysis

• Appendix to Chapter 8: Possible Regime Principles
  • The 1980 and 2013 OECD Principles and 2011 APEC Principles

Part IV: Conclusion

Chapter 9: Creating an International Governance Regime for the Digital Economy

I. Choices to Guide the Creation of a New Governance Regime

• A Design and Governance Philosophy
• Where Should Reform of the Governance Process Begin?

II. An Overview of the DEA

III. Trade: Market Access Commitments

IV. Privacy: Soft Rules as an Authoritative Baseline

V. Rules for a Trusted Digital Environment

VI. Overview and Next Steps

Selected Citations