What a Turkish data law researcher sees in China's governance ideas

What do China's ideas have to offer for global data governance? Turkish researcher Eraslan Ibrahim Can reflects on years of comparative study of data laws, highlighting a "dual value" in China's approach: universally relevant principles for addressing global data governance dilemmas, and context-specific Chinese characteristics shaped by the country's institutions and development path. For him, the idea of building a community with a shared future for humanity offers a response to fragmented governance, rejects regulatory hegemony, and supports inclusive cooperation among different legal traditions.