E-Governemnt and Administrative Reform in Serbia
E-Governemnt and Administrative Reform in Serbia
Author(s): Stevan Lilić, Maja StojanovićSubject(s): Public Administration, ICT Information and Communications Technologies
Published by: Masarykova univerzita nakladatelství
Summary/Abstract: E-government is a new concept of administration that has been accepted in many, especially well developed countries. Along with the development of communication technology and the enlargement of state functions and responsibilities of those who work within it, e-government became the condition without which a democratic, transparent, efficient and socially acceptable society cannot be achieved. EU suggests the use of Internet, as an instrument for achieving the standards of good governance and best practices in rendering public services to citizens. Currently, Serbia is on the road of introducing e-government in its public administration. In this context e-government was addressed in the Strategy for the Reform of the State Administration. Also, significant legislation has been adopted, including the Law on the Organization and Jurisdiction of State Organs against High-Tech Crime (2005), the Law on Electronic Signature (2004), the Law on Free Access to the Information of Public Significance (2004), etc. The paper analyses the state of affairs relevant to e-government in Serbia, and its impact on administrative reform. Key Words: E-government. Administrative reform. Strategy for the Reform of the State Administration in Serbia.
Journal: Masaryk University Journal of Law and Technology
- Issue Year: 2/2008
- Issue No: 2
- Page Range: 127-136
- Page Count: 10
- Language: English