E-Administration and the reengineering of the justice service in Algeria in the context of digital transformation
Keywords:
e-administration, Modernization, Justice Sector, AlgeriaAbstract
This study examines the role of electronic administration in modernizing the justice sector in Algeria within the context of digital transformation. It highlights the main achievements accomplished and the challenges that continue to hinder the establishment of an effective digital justice system. The study adopts a descriptive-analytical approach to assess the current state of justice modernization in Algeria, with a particular focus on its technical and organizational dimensions. The findings indicate that electronic administration has contributed to reducing procedural delays, improving transparency in judicial operations, enhancing the efficiency of case management, and facilitating litigants’ access to judicial services. However, the modernization process still faces several challenges, most notably the limited integration between information systems, the need for further capacity-building and training of human resources, cybersecurity concerns and data protection issues, as well as certain organizational and technical constraints related to infrastructure.
Downloads
References
Abu Hashim Al-Sharif Omar Ahmed et al., Electronic Administration: An Introduction to Modern Educational Administration. Amman: Dar Al-Manahij for Publishing and Distribution, 2003.
Abu Maghayd Yahya bin Mohammed, E-Government: A Revolution against Traditional Administrative Work. Riyadh: Obeikan Library, 2004.
Ben Abdallah Al-Hassan Majed, Electronic Administration and the Improvement of School Administrative Work: An Urgent Necessity in Light of the Scientific and Technological Revolution*. (n.p.): Modern University Office (n.d.).
Belaiz Tayeb, Justice Reform in Algeria: Achievement and Challenge. Algeria: Dar El-Kasbah Publishing, 2008.
Bouhenia Koui, Participatory Democracy under Political and Administrative Reforms in the Maghreb Countries, 2nd ed., Amman: Dar Al-Hamid for Publishing and Distribution, 2008.
Boumerzouk Zine El-Dine, Public Service between the Application of Legal Texts and Reality: Local Communities as a Model. Algeria: Dar Al-Kitab Al-Arabi, 2004.
Al-Khamayseh Saddam, E-Government: The Road toward Administrative Reform*. Beirut: Modern World of Books for Publishing and Distribution, 2003.
Al-Housh Abubakr Mahmoud, E-Government: Reality and Prospects, 2nd ed., Egypt: Nile Arab Group, 2002.
Al-Hait Ahmed Fathi Mohammed, Principles of Electronic Administration. Amman: Dar Al-Hamid for Publishing and Distribution, 2004.
Al-Hait Ahmed Fathi Mohammed, The Impact of Applying Electronic Administration Functions on Enhancing the Effectiveness and Efficiency of Banks*. Cairo: Arab Administrative Development Organization, 2007.
Al-Hassan Hussein Mohammed, Electronic Administration (Concepts–Characteristics–Requirements). Amman: Al-Warraq for Publishing and Distribution, 2009.
Al-Mekkawi Mohammed Mahmoud, Electronic Administration. Amman: Ru’ya Foundation for Printing, Publishing and Distribution, 2000.
Al-Qazzaz Badr Mohammed Al-Sayed, Electronic Administration and Its Role in Combating Administrative Corruption*. Alexandria: Dar Al-Fikr Al-Jami’i, 2006.
Al-Qubailat Hamdi, Electronic Public Administration Law. Amman: Dar Wael for Publishing, 2004.
Al-Qudwa Mahmoud, E-Government and Contemporary Administration. Amman: Dar Osama for Publishing and Distribution, 2000.
Al-Qahtani Dheeb bin Ayed, Information Security. Riyadh: King Fahd National Library Cataloging-in-Publication, 2005.
Kollar Mustapha et al., Electronic Human Resources Management. Constantine: Alpha for Documentation, 2009.
Kourtell Farid, Tish Suleiman Assia, Electronic Administration. Amman: Zamzam Publishers and Distributors, 2005.
Kourtell Farid, Youb Amal, “Administrative Leadership as a Component of Successful Electronic Administration Transformation,” Proceedings of the International Conference on Electronic Administration between Reality and Necessity. Amman: Al-Warraq for Publishing and Distribution, 2008.
Hamed Fidaa, Electronic Administration: Theoretical and Practical Foundations. Amman: Dar Al-Kindi for Publishing and Distribution, 2004.
Harhoush Al-Mufarji Adel et al., Electronic Administration: Intellectual Foundations and Establishment Requirements. Cairo: Arab Administrative Development Organization, 2007.
Dakhil Saad Badour, Al-Ahmadi Ahmed, E-Government and Its Contemporary Challenges in Government Agencies. (n.p.): Khawarizmi Scientific Publishing and Distribution, 2005.
Saleh Abdel Fattah Iman, Strategic Planning in Digital Organizations. Cairo: Ibis Com for Publishing, Distribution and Information Services, 2007.
Qashi Khaled, Khanafif Mohammed, “Requirements for the Application of Electronic Administration and the Reality of Its Availability in Algeria (Reality and Aspirations),” Proceedings of the International Conference on Electronic Administration between Reality and Necessity. Amman: Al-Warraq for Publishing and Distribution, 2008.
Abu Salem Boubakr et al., “Web 2.0, Electronic Signature and Certification as Pillars for Establishing E-Government in Algeria,” Journal of Business Administration and Economic Studies*, University of Djelfa, Algeria, Issue: 06, 2006.
Bouchrai Amina, Berkham Salem, “Administrative Reform in Algeria,” Scientific Journal of the University of Algiers 3, Vol. 06, Issue: 03, January 2008.
Bougrine Abdelhalim, “Electronic Bracelet as an Application of Alternative Justice in Algerian Law,” Journal of Research in Law and Political Sciences, University of Tiaret, Algeria, Vol. 05, Issue: 02, 2009.
Bouglachi Imad, Bennour Abdelhafid, “Information and Communication Technology as a Means for Modernizing Public Administrations in Algeria – The Justice Sector as a Model,” Al-Mu’assasa Journal*, University of Algiers 3, Algeria, Issue: 06, 2007.
Boudawi Fatna, Bouchnafa Ahmed, “Application of Electronic Administration for the Modernization of Public Management – The Experience of the Justice Sector in Algeria at the Level of Bechar Municipality,” Journal of Studies in Economics, Trade and Finance*, University of Algiers 3, Algeria, Vol. 07, Issue: 04, 2008.
Belgraf Samia, “The Role of Electronic Administration in Improving Public Service in the Justice Sector in Algeria,” Proceedings of the International Conference on Electronic Administration between Reality and Necessity. Amman: Al-Warraq for Publishing and Distribution, 2008.
Belouadah Tayeb, Al-Dhahabi Khalifa, “Available Electronic Services in the Field of Modernizing Algerian Justice,” Journal of Legal and Political Studies, Vol. 06, Issue: 0, 2020.
Bouguera Ismail, “The Reality of Electronic Administration in Algeria,” Proceedings of the International Conference on Electronic Administration between Reality and Necessity. Amman: Al-Warraq for Publishing and Distribution, 2008.
Draji Al-Makki, Moussaoui Rachida, “The Role of Electronic Administration in Developing Public Service and Public Utilities in Algeria,” Journal of Legal and Political Sciences*, University of El Oued, Issue: 7, January 2008.
Rahmani Djamel Bouziane, “E-Government Applications in Algeria,” New Economy Journal*, University of Khemis Miliana, Algeria, Issue: 8, Vol. 7, 2008.
Sebbagh Karim, “Modernization of Public Service in the Justice Facility,” Fourth International Conference on the Promotion of Public Service in Maghreb Countries, University of El Oued, 2006.
Al-Shiker Ayoub, “Electronic Administration in Algeria: Applications and Challenges,” Journal of Administration and Development for Research and Studies*, Vol. 08, Issue: 29, 2009.
Al-Abbassi Iman, “Electronic Administration as a Mechanism to Improve Public Service in Algeria – The Justice Sector as a Model,” Proceedings of the International Conference on Electronic Administration between Reality and Necessity. Amman: Al-Warraq for Publishing and Distribution, 2008.
Amara Abdelhamid, “The Use of Remote Video Conferencing Technology in Criminal Investigation and Trial,” Journal of Studies and Research, University of Djelfa, Algeria, Vol. 7, Issue: 03, 2008.
Moussa Nassima, “The Use of Information and Communication Technologies in the Performance of Judicial Work,” Algerian Journal of Legal, Economic and Political Sciences, Vol. 56, Issue: 4, 2009.
Moussi Abdel Nasser, Quraishi Mohammed, “The Contribution of Electronic Administration to the Development of Administrative Work in Higher Education Institutions,” Al-Bahith Journal, University of Ouargla, Algeria, Issue: 09, 2009.
Naqmoush Mohammed, Miloudi Ahmed, “Electronic Bracelet and the New Penal Policy in Algeria,” Professor-Researcher Journal for Legal and Political Studies, University of M’sila, Algeria, Vol. 04, Issue: 02, 2009.
Al-Aidani Mohammed, Zerrouk Youcef, “Digitization of the Justice Facility in Algeria in Light of Law 5-03 on the Modernization of Justice,” Al-Bahith Journal for Academic Studies, University of Batna, Algeria, Vol. 07, Issue: 04, 2002.
Lahzil Abdelhadi, “The Electronic Bracelet System under Algerian Judicial Policy,” Journal of Legal and Political Thought, University of Laghouat, Algeria, Vol. 02, Issue: 04, 2008.
Ben Mersli Rafik, “Modern Methods of Administrative Development between the Inevitability of Change and Implementation Constraints – A Case Study of Algeria 2001–2011,” Master’s Thesis, University of Tizi Ouzou, Faculty of Law and Political Sciences, Department of Political Sciences, 2011.
Downloads
Published
How to Cite
Issue
Section
License
Copyright (c) 2026 The International tax journal
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
