Regulatory Order in the Context of State Digital Transformations

Abstract

The regulatory order in the context of digital transformations of the state is considered from the standpoint of managerial and academic approaches. According to experts representing the managerial approach, the regulatory order represents a form of social relations between individuals and social groups interacting about their standard and quality of life, therefore, the digital transformation of the state is aimed at improving them through the use of information and communication technologies. Representatives of the academic approach consider the digital transformation of the state from the standpoint of the value basis of the content of norms and regulatory mechanisms: along with legal norms and external control in the form of censorship, the regulation of the digital space is carried out by ethical control in accordance with the norms of self- organization - respect for each other network actors and the reliability of information provided. UDC: 004-048.35:[316.776:177]; JEL: H83, R58, D02