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Monday, February 28 • 10:35am - 11:30am
Hope Springs Eternal? Assessing the State of U.S.-EU Digital Cooperation

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Washington and Brussels are attempting to “raise the level of ambition” in the transatlantic relationship, including through a newly launched Trade & Technology Council. The agenda for digital cooperation is a challenging one: negotiate a new Privacy Shield, set rules for artificial intelligence, and form a common front against digital authoritarians. A key question is whether this push from Washington and Brussels will overcome the barriers that have plagued U.S.-EU digital policy and yield meaningful results--or will it succumb to the challenges that have humbled previous attempts at transatlantic economic cooperation? This panel will assess the state of U.S.-EU digital affairs and consider whether the hope for a more ambitious relationship aligns with the realities of trade and diplomacy.

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avatar for Dr. Alina Polyakova

Dr. Alina Polyakova

Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA), President and CEO
avatar for Sean Heather

Sean Heather

Senior Vice President, International Regulatory Affairs, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
avatar for Jens- Henrik Jeppesen

Jens- Henrik Jeppesen

Director, Public Policy- Europe, Middle East & Africa, Workday
avatar for Alex Greenstein

Alex Greenstein

Director, Privacy Shield, U.S Department of Commerce


Monday February 28, 2022 10:35am - 11:30am EST
Convene 600 14th Street Northwest, 4th Floor, Washington, DC, 20005