ELECTRONIC CONTRACTING IN THE FIELD OF ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRACTS (LEGAL PROBLEMS AND WAYS TO ADDRESS THEM)

Abstract

New terms often come up in the humanities that show how human creativity and scientific progress are evolving. One recent term that has gained attention is "e-government," which relates to using technology in government processes. While the idea is new, using electronic devices for administrative tasks has been around for a long time.

This study is important because it looks at electronic contracting in administrative contracts, a topic that is becoming more relevant due to digital changes in public administration. The study aims to explain what electronic contracting is, how it differs from traditional contracts, and to explore the main research question: How does electronic contracting fit with traditional administrative law principles? What legal issues does it raise, and how can these be handled to ensure public services run smoothly and protect the public interest?

The study found that electronic contracting greatly improves the efficiency of administrative processes. It speeds up contract completion compared to traditional methods and reduces complicated paperwork, making government transactions faster.

The study relied on a descriptive-analytical approach to present the concept of electronic contracting and Its characteristics, to Illustrate the similarities and differences with traditional administrative contracts, and to analyze the relevant legal texts.