e-ready legislation: the spatial dimension

Line Hvingel; Lasse Baaner

e-ready legislation: the spatial dimension

Bidragets oversatte titel: Digitaliseringsparat lovgivning: den geografiske dimension

Line Hvingel, Lasse Baaner

Sektion for Forbrug, Bioetik og Regulering

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Digital forvaltning udfordrer den måde, vi traditionelt har tænkt lovgivning på. Uens opbygning af lovgivning gør det svært for digitale systemer at tolke loven og uens afbildninger af lovens indhold i en rumlig kontekst gør traditionel lovgivning uegnet ift. digital forvaltning. Denne artikel viser, at et manglende fokus på nytænkning af lovgivning i en digital verden vil være meget bekymrende. Manglende fokus vil ligefrem kunne betyde, at tilliden til vores forvaltningssystemer nedbrydes. Lykkes omstillingen af lovgivning til den
digital kontekst, vil det på den anden side have en enorm betydning, idet det vil kunne understøtte bedre service rettet mod både borgere og virksomheder, og måske endda gennem en mere effektive arealforvaltning være med til at understøtte en bæredygtig udvikling. I artiklen analyseres forskellige implementerede digitale arealforvaltningsløsninger i Danmark, og det fremstår tydeligt, at det har alvorlige konsekvenser at bruge den almindelige
lovgivning i disse digitale løsninger. Artiklen ender med at pege på mulige løsninger.

Bidragets oversatte titel	Digitaliseringsparat lovgivning: den geografiske dimension
Originalsprog	Engelsk
Publikationsdato	2015
Antal sider	15
Status	Udgivet - 2015
Begivenhed	FIG Working Week 2015: From the Wisdom of the Ages to the Challenges of the Modern World - Sofia, Bulgarien Varighed: 18 maj 2015 → 21 maj 2015

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Konference	FIG Working Week 2015
Land/Område	Bulgarien
By	Sofia
Periode	18/05/2015 → 21/05/2015

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