This paper analyses the digital economy, digital science, and the digital criteria for measuring scientific results, as well as their importance in the fight against corruption. Dialectical methods of paired categories are used: essences and manifestations, content and form, transfer quantity to quality, unity and the struggle of opposites, etc. The term "digital economy" contains a dialectical contradiction. On the one hand, the economy demands freedom of development and tends towards liberal-market methods, avoids administrative methods. On the other hand, the transition to the digital economy is a managed process, contributing to the country's transition to the new technological order. The purpose of the article is to analyse this contradiction and emerging problems. The fight against corruption by the methods of the digital economy involves the process of embedding the digital economy in public administration and, conversely, the embedding of public administration in the digital economy. This means a cardinal, revolutionary renewal of the relationship between the government and the people. It is necessary to determine the legal status of the subjects of the digital economy, as well as the legal regime of the relations objects arising in the digital economy. A federal law should be adopted, this law should regulate. Togliatti State University is a perfect example of the scientific work of teachers and is also a leader in distance education (primarily the Institute of Law).

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Our paper focuses on the leading approaches to planning and construction of business parks that represent the novel type of office buildings. Business parks gained wide popularity in the past several decades and now represent the fastest-growing segment of the office building stock. Nowadays, planning and construction of modern business parks and office centres involves maintaining a certain code and specific rules that involve sustainability, energy efficiency, energy saving, and the use of renewable energy sources (RES). We find that the requirements for the office buildings in the 21 st century are quite different and more fastidious that those imposed in the previous century. Our analysis reveals that the prerequisites for urban planning and architecture connected to modern business parks is quite similar worldwide. In appears that all projects follow the same pattern and copy each other functionality and other feature. Moreover, it appears that the usage of modern office building is also following the same pattern with coworking being on the rise as the number of global nomads is increasing. Our results show that modern business parks and office centres constitute the new step in the modernisation and the development of the global and digital economy, yet they are required as the hubs for socialisation and networking. 1 Introduction Generally, if someone were to put it in simple terms, commercial or office park constitutes a spacious area comprised of a large number of office buildings (Cybriwski 1999). The companies that occupy the offices in a typical business centres and office parks are usually trading companies, not industrial companies. Business parks and office centres are popular in suburbs, where land is much cheaper than in urban areas. Office parks became popular in the recent years with the shift in the economies of the developed Western countries from industrial production to services (such as commercial, financial, digital, etc.) (Barnett 2017). Moreover, the globalisation and digitalisation of the economy enabled companies to provide their services on the global scale using Internet and information communication technologies (ICTs). Physical personal contact with the customer is no longer needed and all communication can be conducted via telephone or Internet (Richter et al. 2017). When people think of different types of commercial real estate, they usually think of shopping malls, office buildings or warehouses at a high level. In the commercial real estate industry, however, the definition of real estate types is far more precise (Holland et al. 2000). There are different types of commercial property with the typical definition of each category. A facility for converting raw food and meat products into packaged products for institutional or retail use. Food processing equipment usually includes many special design features to meet the requirements of the health code of a respective country. An essential part of these facilities includes large cooling chambers to minimize bacterial growth and...