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Subject(s)

• COVID-19 (Disease)—Law and legislation—Europe [Browse]
• Practice of law—Technological innovations—Europe [Browse]
• Public administration—Technological innovations—Europe [Browse]

Editor

• Lipowicz, Irena [Browse]
• Szpor, Grażyna [Browse]
• Syryt, Aleksandra [Browse]

Series

• Routledge research in EU law [More in this series]
• Routledge research in EU law series [More in this series]

Summary note

"The Covid 19 pandemic has revealed the need to verify the existing principles of functioning of public authorities, in relation to various decision-making processes, both at the conceptual level and at law implementation. The action of the legislator and public administration towards the society and the economy is conducted using peculiar instruments to control the public administration system. These instruments are likely to be of a public or private law nature. This book takes a comparative approach to examine the issues related to digital transformation in the times of a pandemic regarding the use of public-law instruments in Poland and the wider European context. In particular, the research aims to identify what stage the development of digital solutions in the state's organization and its authorities has reached, including the organization of public administration; what the has pandemic changed. Exploring the concepts of digital transformation, pandemic and public-law instruments, it provides an analysis of European and national public-law instruments using digital solutions, security and cybersecurity during a pandemic, and concrete issues such as public administration, health protection and social security, economic activity and the system of public finances, and education during the pandemic is performed. Establishing whether particular solutions are durable and to what extent they create a certain standard of response to a threat, it makes recommendations for determining which of the existing solutions is useful for the functioning of the state and its organs and facilitates the performance of their tasks"-- Provided by publisher.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• The notion of digital transformation
• The pandemic phenomenon
• A few general remarks
• Public law instruments
• The digital transformation of the European Union in times of pandemic
• Selected issues of public law
• Polish constitutional institutions in a pandemic
• Using technology to support administrations in controlling the Sars-Cov-2 Pandemic
• The pandemic as a chance for administrative modernization : some notes from German
• Public instruments of digital transformation during times of pandemic in the Republic of Croatia
• Information security and cybersecurity in a pandemic
• Countering cybercrime during the pandemic
• Telemedicine during the epidemic
• Emergency remote teaching in the Covid-19 Pandemic Era in light of the GDPR
• Standards of public administration services for the elderly
• a lesson in pandemic time
• Public e-services for people with disabilities during the Covid-19 pandemic
• Access to public information in a pandemic
• Common remote access to public spatial data in a pandemic situation on the example of the geoportal
• Verification of identity in a pandemic
• Remote working in public administration during a pandemic versus data protection
• Improving the electronic communication of the taxpayer with the tax authorities during the pandemic
• Problems of digital transformation of universities in times of pandemic
• first experiences
• Use of educational applications, including video games, by public entities during the pandemic
• The role of infographics in reducing uncertainty in a pandemic situation.

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ISBN

• 9781032205151 (hardcover)
• 1032205156 (hardcover)
• 9781032205168 (paperback)
• 1032205164 (paperback)

LCCN

2022023193

OCLC

1345639691

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