“Fostering Public Value Through the Open Government Partnership: Challenges and Opportunities for the Digitalization of Tunisian Administration”

This research examines the co-constructive process of public policy in the context of a democratic transition, with a particular focus on access to information. It analyzes the conditions for citizen participation, considering factors such as leadership competition and conflicts of interest between public sector representatives and civil society actors. Additionally, this study examines collaborative research approaches that collectively enhance the understanding of public “innovation” within the broader framework of policy “public value.”