Transition from Traditional Public Administration to Digital Public Administration and Adaptation of Public Administration to Emerging Technologies
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E-Government, State Administration, E-Democracy, Chargeback, Human Rights, Information Technology, Normative-Legal Document, CybersecurityAbstract
Nowadays, modern technologies are rapidly entering every sphere of the state
and society. At the same time, both the state and the people, who are the only source
of state power, are equally interested in the formation of the state administration
apparatus with the introduction of modern technologies and the implementation of
almost all types of state services. Because the advanced technologies create a basis for
the implementation of many works and processes related to state activities without
requiring excessive time and effort. It's no secret that in the current globalization
process, there are people who use modern technology as a weapon or use it to achieve
their destructive goals. The tasks facing the state, such as rapid monitoring of such
situations and achieving efficiency, effective use of technological tools as much as
possible, solving emerging problems with optimal solutions, require adaptation to
rapidly developing technologies and legal regulation of the use of technological tools.
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