ISSN 2686-9136 (Online)
DIGITAL LAW JOURNAL
Vol. 1, No. 1, 2020
EDITORIAL
8 Digital Law Journal: Introduction
Maxim Inozemtsev
ESSAYS
12 Digital transformation in economy and law
Max Gutbrod
ARTICLES
24 Transformation of law in the context of digitalization: Defining the correct priorities
Elina Sidorenko, Pierre von Arx
39 Digital challenges and tax equity
Igor Stepnov, Julia Kovalchuk
59The concept of FinTech Law in the context of modern requirements for the formation of lawyers’ professional competencies
Vladislav Ponamorenko
Digital Law Journal
Journal of research and practice
Published since 2020 4 issues per year
Vol. 1, No. 1, 2020
ЦифРовое право
Научно-практическийжурнал
Журнализдаетсяс2020 г. 4 выпускавгод
Том 1, №1, 2020
Digital Law Journal.Vol.1, No.1, 2020
Contents
Editorial
8 Digital Law Journal: Introduction
Maxim Inozemtsev
Essays
12 Digital transformation in economy and law
Max Gutbrod
Articles
24Transformation of law in the context of digitalization:
Definingthecorrectpriorities
Elina Sidorenko, Pierre von Arx
39 Digital challenges and tax equity
Igor Stepnov, Julia Kovalchuk
59The concept of FinTech Law in the context of modern requirements for the formation of lawyers’ professional competencies
Vladislav Ponamorenko
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Цифровоеправо.Том1, №1, 2020
Содержание
От редакции
8 Цифровоеправо:предисловие
МаксимИноземцев
Эссе
12 Цифроваятрансформациявэкономикеиправе
Макс Гутброд
Статьи
24Трансформацияправавконтекстецифровизации: впоискеприоритетов
ЭлинаСидоренко,ПьерфонАркс
39 Цифровыевызовыисправедливостьналогов
ИгорьСтепнов,ЮлияКовальчук
59КонцептFinTechLawвконтекстесовременныхтребований кформированиюпрофессиональныхкомпетенцийюристов
ВладиславПонаморенко
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DIGITAL LAW JOURNAL
Aims and Scope
The purpose of the Digital Law Journal is to provide a theoretical understanding of the laws that arise in Law and Economics in the digital environment, as well as to create a platform for finding the most suitable version of their legal regulation. This aimisespeciallyvitalfortheRussianlegalcommunity,followingthedevelopmentofthedigitaleconomyinourcountry.The rest of the world has faced the same challenge, more or less successfully; an extensive practice of digital economy regulation has been developed, which provides good material for conducting comparative research on this issue. Theoretically, “Digital Law” is based on “Internet Law”, formed in English-language scientific literature, which a number of researchers consider as aseparatebranchofLaw.
The journal establishes the following objectives:
■■ Publicationofresearchinthefieldofdigitallawanddigitaleconomyinordertointensifyinternationalscientificinteractionandcooperationwithinthescientificcommunityofexperts.
■■ Meeting the information needs of professional specialists, government officials, representatives of public associations, and other citizens and organizations; this concerns assessment (scientific and legal) of modern approaches to the legal regulationofthedigitaleconomy.
■■ Dissemination of the achievements of current legal and economic science, and the improvement of professional relationships and scientific cooperative interaction between researchers and research groups in both Russia and foreign countries.
The journal publishes articles in the following fields of developments and challenges facing legal regulation of the digital economy:
1.Legal provision of information security and the formation of a unified digital environment of trust (identification of subjectsinthedigitalspace,legallysignificantinformationexchange,etc.).
2.Regulatory support for electronic civil turnover; comprehensive legal research of data in the context of digital technology development,includingpersonaldata,publicdata,and“BigData”.
3.Legalsupportfordatacollection,storage,andprocessing.
4.Regulatory support for the introduction and use of innovative technologies in the financial market (cryptocurrencies, blockchain,etc.).
5.Regulatory incentives for the improvement of the digital economy; legal regulation of contractual relations arising in con- nectionwiththedevelopmentofdigitaltechnologies;networkcontracts(smartcontracts);legalregulationofE-Commerce.
6.Theformationoflegalconditionsinthefieldoflegalproceedingsandnotariesaccordingtothedevelopmentofthedigital economy.
7.Legal provision of digital interaction between the private sector and the state; a definition of the “digital objects” of taxationandlegalregimedevelopmentforthetaxationofbusinessactivitiesinthefieldofdigitaltechnologies;adigital budget; a comprehensive study of the legal conditions for using the results of intellectual activity in the digital economy; anddigitaleconomyandantitrustregulation.
8.Legalregulationofthedigitaleconomyinthecontextofintegrationprocesses.
9.Comprehensive research of legal and ethical aspects related to the development and application of artificial intelligence androboticssystems.
10.Changing approaches to training and retraining of legal personnel in the context of digital technology development; new requirementsfortheskillsoflawyers.
The subject of the journal corresponds to the group of specialties Legal Sciences 12.00.00 and Economic Sciences 08.00.00 accordingtotheHACnomenclature.
ThejournalpublishesarticlesinRussianandEnglish.
Founder, Publisher:
MaximI.Inozemtsev
76,ave.Vernadsky,Moscow,119454, Russia
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