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Author
Name Paulo, Mireia
Research field EU-China Relations, Data Governance, Legal Studies, Security, IR
Career stage doctoral researcher
Home university/institution Ruhr-Universität Bochum (RUB)
Department/Research unit at home university/institution East Asian Studies
Chair/Working group at home institution International Political Economy of East Asia (IPEEA)

International activity
Country Switzerland
Location Zurich, Geneva
University Several institutions
Fund Research School PR.INT
Type of activity field research
Period starts 07-06-2024
ends 12-06-2024
Keywords EU, China, Data Governance, Security, Cross-border data flows
Report As part of her PhD research, Mireia Paulo embarked on an insightful field trip to Zurich and Geneva, engaging with experts from various disciplines and prestigious organizations to research into data governance and security. This week-long journey was meticulously planned to maximise the value of each interaction.

Mireia met with professionals from senior researchers and the legal industry. Researchers shared very valuables and insightful opinions and research work. Legal professionals provided insights into the regulatory landscape and the legal challenges of data security, enriching her understanding of global data governance practices. She also met with representatives from international organizations like the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the World Economic Forum (WEF). Discussions with these experts focused on global standards and policies affecting data security, ethical data use, and privacy protection in the digital age.

A key highlight of Mireia’s trip was the interdisciplinary nature of her meetings. Interactions with experts from legal, academic, technological, and diplomatic fields provided a holistic view of the public domain she is researching, essential for addressing complex global challenges. Mireia's field trip significantly enriched her PhD research, offering both theoretical and practical insights. This experience underscored the importance of interdisciplinary and international cooperation in advancing knowledge and addressing digital age challenges. The trip opened new avenues for future meetings with other experts in the field in Asia and contributed to the depth and relevance of her dissertation.
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