This article considers various factors that will shape the potential effect of the Council of Europe's modernised Convention on data protection (Convention 108+) on non-European states’ regulatory policy. It does so by elucidating the logic and mechanics of this effect in light of the ‘Brussels Effect’ that is commonly attributed, in part, to EU data protection law. The central arguments advanced in the article are that the impact of Convention 108+ beyond Europe will rest primarily on the Council of Europe's ideational power tempered by processes of acculturation, and secondarily on the degree to which the EU is willing to use the ‘Brussels Effect’ as a vehicle for promoting non-European states’ accession to the Convention.

本文考虑了各种因素，这些因素将影响欧洲委员会关于数据保护的现代化公约（《公约》 108+）对非欧洲国家监管政策的潜在影响。它是通过通常部分归因于欧盟数据保护法的“布鲁塞尔效应”阐明这种效应的逻辑和机制来实现的。文章中提出的主要论点是，第108+公约在欧洲以外的影响将主要取决于欧洲委员会受文化适应进程削弱的观念力量，其次取决于欧盟愿意使用“布鲁塞尔效应”的程度。作为促进非欧洲国家加入《公约》的工具。