El Derecho Administrativo y las nuevas tecnologíasla buena administración electrónica como principio irrenunciable en la Administración del Siglo XXI

  1. Schiavi, Pablo
Supervised by:
  1. Jaime Rodríguez-Arana Muñoz Director

Defence university: Universidade da Coruña

Fecha de defensa: 13 January 2022

Committee:
  1. Rafael Rubio Núñez Chair
  2. María Victoria Dios Viéitez Secretary
  3. Guillermo Antonio Tenorio Cueto Committee member
Department:
  1. Public Law

Type: Thesis

Teseo: 703534 DIALNET lock_openRUC editor

Abstract

In this complex, unforeseen context, and full of uncertainties, that we live today, in the information society, and under the influence of new information, communication and social media technologies, and in the face of advances in intelligence artificial law and its possibilities of exponential growth, it is essential to think about a new Administrative Law and new more modern, more agile regulations, which provide solutions in real time for citizens, in correspondence with the principle of good administration and its new dimension , its new facet: good electronic administration. Thus, this confluence as essential as it cannot be postponed in current times gives rise to the necessary materialization of a right that in this research has been called "the right to good e-Administration". Good administration in general, and good electronic administration, with its scope and dimensions, also known as "good e-administration" constitute the central nucleus of our Doctoral Thesis. We aim at a new dimension and configuration of Public Administration, a reflection of a new society in which we live, of a new Administrative Law, and of a new digital and hyper-connected citizenship, which requires an open and multi- channel Public Administration with interactions and solutions. in real time with the typical notes of transparency, public ethics, collaboration and participation marked by the imprint of new technologies, communications, artificial intelligence, internet and social networks, re-dimensioning the classic structures and institutes of Administrative Law and a Rule of Law of the XXI century.