International Journal of Digital Law, Belo Horizonte, v. 1, n. 2, maio/ago. 2020

After the great success of the first issue of the International Journal of Digital Law, we present the second issue of the 2020 volume to the academic and professional community. As already stated, the International Journal of Digital Law consists of an open-access electronic scientific journal and published every four months by NUPED – Center for Research in Public Policies and Human Development of the Postgraduate Program in Law of the Pontifical Catholic University of Paraná, a research group affiliated to REDAS – Research Network in Welfare State Administrative Law. In the first issue, we have already announced that the articles have gone through the double-blind peer-review evaluation system. The idea is for the International Journal of Digital Law to become a benchmark in terms of academic seriousness and impact on society. For that, we will try to fit in the guidelines of the most important national and international indexing bases. This process has already started and is moving at a fast pace. In the first volume we had the important participation of four great international authors: Juan Gustavo Corvalán, Annapa Nagarathna, Álvaro Sánchez Bravo, and Antonella Stringhin, in addition to Brazilian colleagues Carla Figueiredo, Flávio Cabral, Juliana Philippi, and Denise Friedrich. In this issue of the journal, the number of participants increased, due to the important partnerships between professors and research groups, national and international. I greet the authors whose articles have been selected for publication. Thanks to Editora Fórum, responsible for publishing the journal, for the excellence of the work that has been done, giving even greater credibility to current and future issues of the International Journal of Digital Law.
Emerson Gabardo, Alexandre Godoy Dotta, Juan Gustavo Corvalán

Artigos

• La centralidad del gobierno digital en tiempos de pandemiaThe centrality of digital government in times of pandemic

  Diana Carolina Valencia-Tello

  p.11-30

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• Os horizontes turvos do acesso à informação no Estado Democrático de direito: uma legislação simbólica em uma cultura de sombreamentoThe dark horizons of access to information in the Democratic State of law: a symbolic legislation in a shadowing culture

  Caroline Müller Bitencourt, Janriê Rodrigues Reck

  p.31-54

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• E-Procurement e Contratos inteligentes: desafios da modernização tecnológica da contratação pública no BrasilE- Procurement and Smart Contracts: challenges in the technological modernization of Brazilian public procurement procedure

  Christian Ito, Fábio de Sousa Santos

  p.55-69

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• A educação digital no ensino básico como direito fundamental implícito na Era dos AlgoritmosDigital education in basic education as a fundamental right implicit in the Age of Algorithms

  Renata Carvalho Kobus , Luiz Geraldo do Carmo Gomes

  p.71-96

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• Administração Pública digital e a problemática da desigualdade no acesso à tecnologiaDigital Public Administration and the problem of inequality in access to technology

  Eduardo André Carvalho Schiefler, José Sérgio da Silva Cristóvam, Thanderson Pereira de Sousa

  p.97-116

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• Regulação de novas tecnologias e novas tecnologias na regulaçãoRegulation of new technologies and new technologies in regulation

  Thiago Marrara, Gustavo Gil Gasiola

  p.117-144

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