The Era of Data Rights
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Summary
Part One: The World of Data Rights. From the perspective of the data-rights world, it explores unlocking data productivity; data rights and data power; data strategy and international competition; data sovereignty and national sovereignty; data openness and national governance; cross-border data flows and diplomacy; and data security and national security.
Part Two: Data, the Economy, and Life. First, starting from the relationship between data and the economy, it discusses the assetization of data, the financialization of data assets, the monetization of data, and the capitalization of data, and boldly envisions how data elements could help internationalize the renminbi. Second, starting from the relationship between data and life, it identifies the benefits and drawbacks of data-driven development and encourages people to cultivate independent thinking and stay alert to the many new problems that data and algorithms may bring. It also sets out a vision for how data can contribute to carbon neutrality and the metaverse.
Part Three: The Future of Data Technology. It explores cutting-edge technologies including next-generation intelligent analytics, future decision-intelligence systems, DNA storage, quantum computing, and privacy computing.
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Government and enterprise practitioners focused on data elements and the digital economy policy
- University students who need an integrated understanding of data rights and data sovereignty
- Readers who wish to understand data assetization and cross-border flows from an industry perspective
- General science readers interested in frontier data technologies such as privacy computing and quantum computing
Not a good fit for
- Engineering readers expecting systematic technical tutorials or hands-on coding
- Researchers requiring rigorous academic argumentation and empirical data support
- Readers who only want light storytelling and have no interest in policy or industry issues
Reading tips
- Read Part One first to build a conceptual framework of data rights, sovereignty, and governance, then choose the latter two parts according to interest.
- After each chapter, summarize the core concepts and points of contention in two or three sentences to form your own map of data issues.
- When reading visions such as data assetization and monetization, mark which are trend judgments and which are visionary proposals.
- Read alongside recent data policy news to test the explanatory power and boundaries of the book's framework.
About the publisher
The Publishing House of Electronics Industry is a comprehensive publisher distinguished by its focus on electronic information and related fields. Judging from the more than 3,000 titles in its catalogue, its publishing covers programming and design, artificial intelligence, computer science, finance and economics, photography, and social sciences, attending both to cutting-edge technology and to general readers. Representative titles include Factor Investing: Methods and Practice, x86 Assembly Language: From Real Mode to Protected Mode, The RISC-V Reader, Artificial Intelligence: Speech Recognition, Understanding and Practice, Phased Array Radar Technology, Radar Target Characteristics, and 100 Go Mistakes and How to Avoid Them, most of which centre on technical methods and engineering practice. Its authors include Shi Chuan, Li Zhong, Wang Xiaobo, David Patterson, Andrew Waterman, and Yu Zihao, among others from China and abroad. Owing to limited public information, no further publishing features are elaborated here.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 作者简介
- 内容简介
- 前言
- 第一部分 数权世界
- 第1章 被解放的数据
- 1.1 数据的定义
- 1.2 数据被赋予的意义
- 1.3 如何理解数据生产力
- 1.4 数据是一种新的资产
- 第2章 数据权利与数据权力
- 2.1 个人的数据权利
- 2.2 组织的数据权利
- 2.3 数据即权力
- 第3章 建立数权新秩序
- 3.1 全球数据竞争态势
- 3.2 围绕数据主权的争夺
- 3.3 捍卫数据主权的国家数据治理观
- 3.4 可持续的数权秩序：数字命运共同体
- 第4章 数据与国家
- 4.1 数据开放与国家治理
- 4.2 数据跨境流动与外交
- 4.3 数据安全与国家安全
- 第二部分 数据、经济与生活
- 第5章 重识数据资产化
- 5.1 数据资产
- 5.2 数据资产管理
- 5.3 数据资产交付
- 第6章 初探数据经济学
- 6.1 数据资产金融化
- 6.2 数据货币化
- 6.3 数据资本化
- 6.4 大胆的构想：石油美元、人民币碳与“数据人民币”
- 第7章 数据驱动的“善”与“恶”
- 7.1 数据驱动
- 7.2 数据驱动带来的新问题
- 7.3 数据驱动与科技向善
- 7.4 绿色数据：比特与瓦特的平衡
- 第8章 学会与数据一起生活
- 8.1 别让数据和算法决定我们的生活
- 8.2 跳出“数据盒子”
- 8.3 数字个体：一种新的生活方式
- 8.4 元宇宙中的数据观
- 第三部分 数据技术的未来
- 第9章 不断创新的数据技术
- 9.1 DNA存储技术
- 9.2 进击的量子计算
- 9.3 隐私计算技术
- 第10章 不断演进的数据分析
- 10.1 数据分析与知识洞察
- 10.2 未来的决策智能
- 后记
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About the author
Huo Xueting is an author about whom little public information is available. The library currently holds only one work by this author, a social science book titled The Era of Data Rights. Judging from the title and its common classification, the writing centers on the intersection of digital technology and concepts of rights, touching on issues such as data entitlements and the distribution of rights in the digital age—a relatively forward-looking area of contemporary social science discussion. Because the author's nationality, dates of birth and death, educational background, and professional experience are not reliably documented, no further biographical details can be given, and the full range of the author's writing style cannot be assessed. Based on the available work alone, Huo Xueting writes for a public audience on current issues, with language and argumentation likely serving conceptual explanation and real-world concerns rather than literary expression. For readers interested in the digital society and questions of rights, the book may serve as an introductory guide to related discussions; a fuller evaluation of the author's achievements and influence would require more works and public information.
