تجديد اليات الرقابة الادارية على المرافق العامة في ضوء التشاركية الرقمية للمواطن

Abstract

This study examines the renewal of administrative control mechanisms over public services in light of citizens' digital participation. The study analyses the profound impact of the digital revolution on administrative oversight, tracing the evolution of the citizen's role from passive service recipient to active partner in institutional oversight. Chapter One provides a thorough legal and constitutional analysis of administrative control over public services, its traditional mechanisms and structural limitations, and explores the concept of digital participation and the digital citizen's role. Chapter Two examines the manifestations of renewed administrative oversight in the digital sphere, the legal and institutional challenges facing participatory digital oversight, and proposes a comprehensive set of legal guarantees for its full institutionalization. The study concludes that digital participation represents a genuine qualitative addition to administrative oversight, but its full realization requires comprehensive legislative reform and inclusive digital infrastructure.