Knowledge Ecosystems in the
Digital Age on Reshaping Administrative and International Law
Cătălin-Silviu
SĂRARU 1, Cristina Elena POPA TACHE2
1 Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Piața
Romană nr. 6, sector 1, Bucharest, Romania; Academy of Romanian
Scientists; Ilfov 3, sector 5, Bucharest, Romania; ORCID:
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6261-5893; catalin.sararu@drept.ase.ro (corresponding author)
2 ESIL IG International Business and Human Rights; Zip
code 50,139 Florence, IT; Andrei Șaguna University, ZIP
code 900,196, Constanța, RO; ORCID Researcher ID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1508-7658;
cristinapopatache@gmail.com
Received:October 2,, 2024
Revised: October 27, 2024
Accepted: October 31, 2024
Published: December 16, 2024
Abstract Knowledge
ecosystems and the cyber public domain play a central role in reshaping
administrative and international law. This article explores how the digital
space, characterized by global accessibility and timelessness, is redefining
the traditional legal framework, generating both opportunities and
challenges. Through an inter-, multi- and trans-disciplinary approach, the
research highlights the impact of digital technologies on administrative
processes and international relations, analyzing concepts such as digital
governance, data protection, digital sovereignty, and equity of access. The
case study of Estonia and the exploration of the literature provide a set of
premises for research on the practical and theoretical aspects of the
transformations brought about by digitization. The conclusions emphasize the
need to continue the search for tailored regulations that protect individual
rights and encourage international collaboration in an expansive cyber
environment. |
Keywords: Knowledge
Ecosystems, Digital Age, Reconfiguration, Administrative Law, International
Law, Legal Innovation, Digital Transformation, Technological Regulation,
Converging Disciplines, AI Impact, Fundamental Rights |