Yearbook of Swiss Administrative Sciences

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This journal focuses on the study of public administration and governance, with a particular emphasis on Switzerland. It examines various aspects of administrative sciences, including direct democracy at the municipal level, the adoption of generative artificial intelligence in public administration, and the design of retirement pensions for government members. The journal also explores topics such as state interventions in major crises, data protection and security in municipal administrations, and the potential of local data cooperatives. Further research areas include open government data initiatives, the governance of public digitalization projects, and the impact of organizational space on social behavior. The journal also addresses changes in local government communication due to digitalization, comparative analysis of public management education, and the implementation of New Public Management approaches in Swiss cantons. Additionally, it investigates the use of the term 'bureaucracy' in parliamentary debates, initiative-taking during public sector reforms, and service models within the public sector. Other themes include the challenges of subsidy management, energy and climate strategies in municipalities, legislative agenda-setting processes, digital business models in public administration, data-based business models for municipal governance, the effects of municipal mergers, citizen acceptance of e-government, new municipal governance models, inter-municipal cooperation for police tasks, and process optimization in judicial proceedings.

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