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Digital transformation of society: Legal aspects

07.03.2019

Digitalisation transforms and accelerates not only the ways of doing business, but also the ways of thinking. Unprecedented interconnectedness and access in the cyberspace, where everything is available at the touch of a finger, give rise to many issues concerning the transfer and impact of new technologies from the digital world on social relations in the ‘real’ world. There is a dichotomy between accelerated development of digital world and limited capacities of institutions, communities and individuals to absorb these seemingly unlimited possibilities in the real world. The purpose of law is to create legal certainty. Digitalisation erases traditional space – time divide on which the law depends and without which its purpose is at risk.  

Current legal knowledge has only began to grasp the rapid development and digital transformation of society. Further research is needed to provide the basis for elaboration of well-planned regulatory policy and legal framework in the Croatian and european context. This project gathers scholars in the area of EU, constitutional, labour, social, family and criminal law, as well as linguistics, with the aim of identifying specific legal challenges and suggesting possible solutions. The plan is to enable synergical flow and link research results in various selected areas in which law and technology  meet.

Digitalisation benefits the economy: digital market knows no boundaries and changes economic paradigms. Competitive economy transforms to sharing economy. Legal framework is not adapted to economy based on sharing. Risks of digital transformation primarily affect labour market, since many jobs become automated. Work relations are the binding force of any society. Changes in the world of work will dictate the destiny and future development of social systems and family relations, as well as the application of constitutional principles and traditional procedural guarantees in the digital transformation of society.

Duration:
2019–2022
Contributors:
Full Prof. Sanja Barić, Assoc. Prof. Ana Pošćić, Assist. Prof. Adrijana Martinović, Assist. Prof. Vanja Smokvina, Assist. Prof. Sandra Winkler, Assist. Prof. Martina Bajčić, Matija Miloš PhD, Iva Parenta

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