A Dataset on Digital Trade Provisions

TAPED A Dataset on Digital Trade Provisions The TAPED (Trade Agreement Provisions on Electronic-commerce and Data) dataset seeks to comprehensively trace developments in the area of digital trade governance. The dataset includes a detailed mapping and coding of all preferential trade agreements (PTAs) that cover chapters, provisions, annexes and side documents that directly or indirectly regulate digital trade. TAPED covers more than 430 PTAs concluded since 2000. A total of 116 different items were coded, including provisions on digital trade, intellectual property, key services sectors, government procurement, trade in goods, as well as general and specific exceptions and new cross-cutting data economy issues. The codebook made available below explains in detail our methodology and the questions behind the coded items. The TAPED dataset was initially launched as part of the research project 'Governance of Big Data in Trade Agreements' and received funding from the Swiss National Science Foundation under the National Research Programme (NRP)75: Big Data (2017–2021). Instrumental in the creation of the dataset were in particular Dr Rodrigo Polanco, who was a postdoctoral fellow under the project, as well as Dr Rahel Schär. The scope and substance of the TAPED dataset were announced in 2020 with the publication: Mira Burri and Rodrigo Polanco, 'Digital Trade Provisions in Preferential Trade Agreements: Introducing a New Dataset', Journal of International Economic Law 23:1 (2020), 1-34. Currently, the TAPED dataset is continued, expanded and modified under the ERC Consolidator Grant project 'TRADE LAW 4.0: Trade Law for the Data-Driven Economy' (2021–2026), which is financed by the European Research Council and led by Mira Burri as a Principal Investigator. Versions of the TAPED dataset as of 2022 should be cited as: Mira Burri, Maria Vasquez Callo-Müller and Kholofelo Kugler, TAPED: Trade Agreement Provisions on Electronic Commerce and Data, available at: https://unilu.ch/taped with the date of retrieval.

TAPED：数字贸易条款数据集

TAPED全称为贸易协定电子商务与数据条款（Trade Agreement Provisions on Electronic-commerce and Data），本数据集旨在全面追踪数字贸易治理领域的发展动态。数据集对所有涵盖直接或间接规范数字贸易的章节、条款、附件及辅助文件的特惠贸易协定（preferential trade agreements, PTAs）开展了详细的映射与编码工作。

TAPED覆盖了2000年以来缔结的430余份特惠贸易协定，总计完成116项不同类别的编码工作，涵盖数字贸易条款、知识产权、关键服务部门、政府采购、货物贸易，以及一般性与特殊性例外条款，还包括新兴跨领域数字经济议题。

下文提供的编码手册详细阐释了本研究的方法论及各编码项背后的设计逻辑。TAPED数据集最初作为"贸易协定中的大数据治理"研究项目的一部分推出，并获得瑞士国家科学基金会（Swiss National Science Foundation）根据国家研究计划（NRP）75：大数据（2017–2021）提供的资助。

为本数据集编制作出核心贡献的包括该项目的博士后研究员罗德里戈·波兰科（Dr Rodrigo Polanco）博士，以及拉埃尔·谢尔（Dr Rahel Schär）博士。

TAPED数据集的范围与核心内容于2020年通过发表论文正式公布：米拉·布里（Mira Burri）与罗德里戈·波兰科（Rodrigo Polanco），《特惠贸易协定中的数字贸易条款：介绍一款新型数据集》，《国际经济法杂志（Journal of International Economic Law）》23:1（2020），第1-34页。

目前，TAPED数据集正依托欧盟研究委员会（European Research Council, ERC）整合拨款项目"TRADE LAW 4.0：数据驱动经济时代的贸易法"（2021–2026）进行持续更新、扩充与优化，该项目由欧盟研究委员会资助，由米拉·布里（Mira Burri）担任首席研究员。

2022年及之后版本的TAPED数据集应按如下方式引用：米拉·布里、玛丽亚·巴斯克斯·卡洛-米勒（Maria Vasquez Callo-Müller）与科洛费洛·库格勒（Kholofelo Kugler），《TAPED：贸易协定电子商务与数据条款数据集》，可从https://unilu.ch/taped获取，引用时需注明检索日期。

搜集汇总

背景与挑战

背景概述

该数据集名为'TAPED'，全面追踪数字贸易治理领域的发展，包含430多个优惠贸易协定的详细编码数据，涵盖116个不同项目。数据集最初由瑞士国家科学基金会资助，目前由欧洲研究理事会资助的'TRADE LAW 4.0'项目继续维护和扩展。