Digital technologies and legal regulation

2026

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DOI 10.1504/ijesdf.2026.156134
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The purpose of the study was to clarify the need for a legal regulation of the digitalisation process in the field of civil relations. The methods that were used in the study are as follows: historical, statistical, analysis, induction, and comparative. The main results of the study should be highlighted as follows: analysis of the historical aspect of the development of digital technologies and their impact on the development of civil law; clarification of a number of specific terms, examination of their legislative interpretation; analysis of the state strategy of digital development of the Republic of Kazakhstan and highlighting positive aspects; analysis of the state of legislative regulation of the field and influence on the normal course of civil law relations in society, considering the risks of violation of authorship, confidentiality in the Republic of Kazakhstan and other countries; the positive world experience of regulating the relevant fields.