European review of digital administration & law

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  Año 2024, Vol. 5, Número 2. Texto Completo Ejemplar

  • Monographic Section: The Invisible Infrastructure: Legal Implications in the Use of Software by Public Bodies (eds. Lucie Cluzel-Métayer and Angelo Giuseppe Orofino)

    • The invisible infrastructure: legal implications in the use of software by public bodies.

      Lucie Cluzel-Métayer, Angelo Giuseppe Orofino

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      págs. 5-6

      

    • Discretionary choice of software by the public administration.

      Lucie Cluzel-Métayer, Catherine Prébissy Schnall

      • Resumen
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      págs. 7-14

      

    • Specification languages for computational laws versus basic legal principles.

      Petia Guintchev, Joost J. Joosten, Sofía Santiago Fernández, Eric Sancho Adamson, Aleix Solé Sánchez, Marta Soria Heredia

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      págs. 15-34

      

    • Motivation and explainability of decisions and access to source code.

      Eva María Menéndez Sebastián

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      págs. 35-45

      

    • Algorithmic and AI transparency in the European Union: the Spanish case

      Juli Ponce Solé

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      págs. 47-59

      

    • Access to source codes for state software. From administrative transparency to digital transparency.

      Jennifer Marchand

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      págs. 61-70

      

    • The data prism in regulating closedsource software in public administration: the case of the AI-powered translation Software Deepl in the swiss federal administration.

      Alicia Pastor Camarasa, Mathieu Fasel

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      págs. 71-82

      

    • Interoperability as a cornerstone of the electronic procedures of public administrations.

      Lidia García Martín

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      págs. 83-91

      

    • Managing public tendering in the virtual context: digital procurement platforms balancing simplification and critical issues.

      Carla Cozzi, Angelo Giuseppe Orofino

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      págs. 93-106

      

    • Creating legal basis for automated decision-making: a review of section 53 e of Finland’s administrative procedure act and beyond.

      Markku Suksi

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      págs. 107-116

      

    • Canadian federal public administration and automated decision-making: between hard and soft law.

      Céline Castets-Renard

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      págs. 117-123

      

    • The efficiency paradox from the new algorithmic administrative silence

      María Luisa Gómez Jiménez

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      págs. 125-141

      

  • Studia Varia

    • The privacy qualification of the relationship between the legislative assemblies of the regions and of the autonomous provinces of Trento and Bolzano and their guarantor bodies pursuant to European Data Protection Law, as defined by the GDPR.

      Simone Matteotti

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      págs. 143-171

      

    • The digitisation principles in the new italian public contracts code.

      Anna Maria Chiariello

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      págs. 173-185

      

    • Development of e-government in Poland on the example of the mCitizen application.

      Małgorzata Kozłowska, Paulina Gruszka

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      págs. 187-192

      

    • Biometric authentication for the digitization of administrative procedures.

      Ginevra Munafò

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      págs. 193-198

      

  • Case Analysis

    • The italian legal framework surrounding the challenge of digital copies of analog documents.

      Leonardo Brnelic

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      págs. 199-208

      

  • Book Review

    • Inteligencia artificial y sector público: retos, límites y medios.

      María Valle Camacho

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      • Inteligencia artificial y sector público :: retos, límites y medios / coord. por Eduardo Gamero Casado, Francisco Luis Pérez Guerrero

        Tirant lo Blanch, 2023. ISBN 978-84-1169-063-8

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      págs. 209-212