Titlebook: Regulating eTechnologies in the European Union; Normative Realities Tanel Kerikm?e Book 2014 Springer International Publishing Switzerland

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e-Governance in Law and by Law,le, e-signatures or other identification systems need to be regulated. It must not be forgotten that the perception of reliability and security of e-governance is important as people will not use service they see as insecure, which is why data protection is a priority. Technology and law should work

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Internet Voting in Estonia: From Constitutional Debate to Evaluation of Experience over Six Electioeven seen as a required means of guaranteeing universal suffrage and voting equality. On the other hand, the impact of remote e-services on human psychology and behavior needs further research. The results of such scholarly work might lead to new arguments in legal analysis as well.

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Towards Software-Agent Enhanced Privacy Protection,ant only obtains a citizen’s information limited to the performance of her particular task. In other words, the information system, with the help of a software agent, shall supply a public servant only with the information necessary for performing a decision concerning one citizen. Such enhanced con

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Reflections on the Concrete Application of Principles of Internet Governance and the Networked Info impact and argue for consistency. Legislating ADR and ODR aims at supporting electronic commerce as an essential component of the digital agenda; the flagship initiative that establishes the digital single market according to the European 2020 Strategy. Questions must be raised considering the mark

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Concepts and Problems Associated with eDemocracy,t is needed are newer versions of ICT, interest in eDemocracy (both by the government and public), suitable legislation, financing, and a generally conducive environment for enhancement of democratic ideals. However, by its very nature, technology is not inherently democratic. To indulge in ePartici

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