Il procedimento amministrativo digitale: la semplificazione al servizio dell’amministrazione e del cittadino
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description: This work focuses on a subject that has been of constant interest and continuing centrality in the political agendas of different national legal systems: the procedural simplification that can be ascribable to the species of interventions that belong to the broader genus of the change of public administration’. Since the ‘70s, the transformation of public administration, among other different possibilities, chose the ambiguous and winding path of simplification. It has been taken as a guiding principle for the entire legal system and as a prevailing logic for the process of redesigning and restructuring the administrative organization and action. Administrative simplification was a ‘fashionable’ topic in the ‘90s, and since then a ‘central block’ and ‘driving force’ of both EU and national public policies, thus becoming a technical and cultural process for reforming administration. Its aim is ‘to give it a more suitable shape that is tailored to the needs of society’ for which its services are indeed intended. The procedural simplification is a topic of overnational interest that in several jurisdictions has been gradually occupying larger and larger spaces in the definition of public policies, according to the shared view that the simplification of the regulatory and administrative system is a fundamental condition for of socio-economic growth. Thanks to the awareness of the notion of ‘administrative risk’, or rather, the sensitive ‘mutual dependence’ between political-administrative and economic system, as Borruso noted in the preface to the European Commission Communication Europe 2020. A strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, the administrative simplification measures and, in particular, administrative procedures, have been dominating for a long time the political, legal, economic and social debates. Moreover, they are intended to occupy significant spaces in the near future, inasmuch as they are directed to keep within a threshold of ‘tolerance’ …
abstract: This work focuses on a subject that has been of constant interest and continuing centrality in the political agendas of different national legal systems: the procedural simplification that can be ascribable to the species of interventions that belong to the broader genus of the change of public administration’. Since the ‘70s, the transformation of public administration, among other different possibilities, chose the ambiguous and winding path of simplification. It has been taken as a guiding principle for the entire legal system and as a prevailing logic for the process of redesigning and restructuring the administrative organization and action. Administrative simplification was a ‘fashionable’ topic in the ‘90s, and since then a ‘central block’ and ‘driving force’ of both EU and national public policies, thus becoming a technical and cultural process for reforming administration. Its aim is ‘to give it a more suitable shape that is tailored to the needs of society’ for which its services are indeed intended. The procedural simplification is a topic of overnational interest that in several jurisdictions has been gradually occupying larger and larger spaces in the definition of public policies, according to the shared view that the simplification of the regulatory and administrative system is a fundamental condition for of socio-economic growth. Thanks to the awareness of the notion of ‘administrative risk’, or rather, the sensitive ‘mutual dependence’ between political-administrative and economic system, as Borruso noted in the preface to the European Commission Communication Europe 2020. A strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth, the administrative simplification measures and, in particular, administrative procedures, have been dominating for a long time the political, legal, economic and social debates. Moreover, they are intended to occupy significant spaces in the near future, inasmuch as they are directed to keep within a threshold of ‘tolerance’ …
author: BIANCAREDDU, SILVIA
language: ita
keywords: amministrazione, cittadini, digitale, procedimento, semplificazione, Settore IUS/10 - Diritto Amministrativo
date published: 2014-06-04
date modified: 2026-07-24T01:30:07Z
provider: Università di Cagliari
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: Università degli Studi di Cagliari

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