Prospects for developing the legal regulation of digital platforms

Perspectivas de desarrollo de la regulación legal de las plataformas digitales

dc.creatorAnatolyevna Kirillova, Elena
dc.creatorEl'darovich Zulfugarzade, Teymur
dc.creatorEvgenyevich Blinkov, Oleg
dc.creatorAleksandrovna Serova, Olga
dc.creatorAleksandrovna Mikhaylova, Irina
dc.date2023-05-25T14:39:38Z
dc.date2023-05-25T14:39:38Z
dc.date2021-08-24
dc.date.accessioned2023-10-03T19:43:53Z
dc.date.available2023-10-03T19:43:53Z
dc.identifierKirillova, E., Zulfugarzade, T., Blinkov, O., Serova, O. & Mikhaylova, I. (2022). Prospects for developing the legal regulation of digital platforms. Jurídicas CUC, 18(1), 35–52. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.17981/juridcuc.18.1.2022.02
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dc.identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11323/10190
dc.identifier10.17981/juridcuc.18.1.2022.02
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dc.identifierCorporación Universidad de la Costa
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dc.descriptionThe study considers the prospects for the legal regulation of public and private digital platforms. Digital platforms have replaced linear businesses and changed economic principles. The transition to digital technologies in the economy, business, and society substantiates the need for their legal regulation. The study aims at considering the legal status of public and private digital platforms, developing a new conceptual framework, determining the key features of digital platforms, and analyzing the prospects for developing legal regulation in this area. The paper compared management contexts in the public and commercial sectors. With the help of the generalization method, criteria for a new classification of digital platforms were proposed. The article used such methods as analysis, synthesis, deduction, and induction. The study represents a new definition of digital platforms, classifies them, and concludes that the introduction of special regulation of public and private digital platforms might require preliminary approbation, for example, in the form of an experimental legal regime. To ensure the comprehensive regulation of the activities of digital platforms, it is necessary to adopt international concepts that would allow creating uniform terms and principles. At the same time, regulation should consider the specifics of the existing regulation. On the one hand, it will be based on the dispositive method; on the other hand, it will be built over the imperative method.
dc.descriptionEl estudio analizó las perspectivas para la regulación legal de las plataformas digitales estatales y privadas. Las plataformas digitales han sustituido el modelo de negocio lineal y han cambiado los principios económicos. La transición a la tecnología digital en la economía, los negocios y la esfera social, genera la necesidad de su regulación legal. El objetivo del estudio es examinar el estado legal de las plataformas digitales estatales y privadas, proponer un aparato conceptual, identificar las características clave de las plataformas digitales, y analizar las perspectivas para el desarrollo de la regulación legal en esta área. En el trabajo se utilizaron los métodos de análisis comparativo de los contextos de gestión en los sectores estatal y comercial, a través del método de generalización se propuso un criterio para la nueva tipificación de plataformas digitales, se utilizaron además, métodos de análisis, síntesis, deducción e inducción. El estudio propone una definición de autor de las plataformas digitales, una clasificación de las plataformas digitales, y concluye que la introducción de una nueva regulación especial de las plataformas digitales estatales y privadas, puede requerir la aprobación previa de esta regulación, por ejemplo, en el formato de un régimen legal experimental. Para la regulación integrada de las actividades de las plataformas digitales, es conveniente adoptar conceptos internacionales que permitan crear términos y principios uniformes. Al mismo tiempo, la regulación debe tener en cuenta las características de la regulación existente de ciertas áreas. En un caso, se basaría en un método dispositivo, en otro caso, en un método imperativo.
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dc.publisherCorporación Universidad de la Costa
dc.publisherColombia
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dc.subjectLegal regulation
dc.subjectClassification of digital platforms
dc.subjectState digital platforms
dc.subjectPrivate digital platforms
dc.subjectPlatform-based approach to public administration
dc.subjectRegulación legal
dc.subjectClasificación de plataformas digitales
dc.subjectPlataformas digitales estatales
dc.subjectPlataformas digitales privadas
dc.subjectEnfoque de plataforma en la administración estatal
dc.titleProspects for developing the legal regulation of digital platforms
dc.titlePerspectivas de desarrollo de la regulación legal de las plataformas digitales
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