E-Government and Its Implications for Administrative Law - Regulatory Initiatives in France, Germany, Norway and the

E-Government and Its Implications for Administrative Law - Regulatory Initiatives in France, Germany, Norway and the

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Book Description
Many countries recognise the potential of digital aids in providing information and services to citizens, organisations and companies. Recent developments have put pressure on the legislature to provide an adequate legal framework for electronic administrative communication. This volume provides an overview and analysis of such legislative developments in France, Germany, Norway and the United States, and an insight into the differences in policy making, as well as the lessons that can be learned for future regulatory projects to amend administrative law for the digital era.

About the Author
J. E. J. (Corien) Prins, Professor of Law and Informatization, Tilburg University, The Netherlands. Martin Eifert, Legal Researcher, Hans-Bredow-Institut für Medienforschung, Hamburg, Germany. Clarisse Girot, Author, Commission Informatique et Libertés. Marga M. Groothuis, Ministry of the Interior, The Netherlands. Wim J.M. Voermans, Lecturer in legislative studies and legislative drafting.

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