Development of the science of Information Law and legal provision of information security: formation of the scientific school of Information Law (past and future)

Abstract

The authors of the article attempt to make a legal understanding of the processes characterizing the modern stage of the development of the science of Information Law in the context of digital transformation and formation at the Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences on the basis of the direction that emerged at the end of the last century from Administrative Law and headed by Illaria L. Bachilo. The contribution of I.L. Bachilo in substantiating this new scientific direction not only in the ISL of the RAS, but also in the entire post-Soviet space is difficult to overestimate. The continuity of I.L. Bachilo’s scientific activity is acutely felt at the traditional international conferences on the problems of Information Law held in memory of her, called “Bachilo’s readings”. These scientific events are not just of a memorial nature, but are an impulse to pose new problems and identify new areas of scientific research, attract both venerable and young scientists, and contribute to the development of the scientific school of Information Law. Currently, there is an increasing tendency not only to continue scientific research in the information sphere, but also to significantly expand the regulatory landscape in the field of allocating a separate institution in Information Law – Digital Law. New vectors and priorities of scientific research in the science of Information Law are becoming institutionalization processes associated with the active regulation of individual information, including digital technologies