Titlebook: Swiss Public Administration; Making the State Wor Andreas Ladner,Nils Soguel,Stéphane Nahrath Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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The Swiss Way of Presenting the Governments’ Financial Statementsby Swiss governments at the three different levels. In Switzerland, as elsewhere, financial statements are a major element of governmental information systems, and must be organized so as to respond to the various expectations interested parties have of the government. These expectations have evolve

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Society, Government, and the Political Systeme the three cornerstones of the Swiss political system, and all three are based on the principle of power-sharing, and they prevent competencies in decision-making and finances from becoming too concentrated.

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The Characteristics of Public Administration in Switzerlandthe dependence on non-professional and part-time politicians and experts, and how multilingualism is handled. It ends by comparing the Swiss administrative system to other administrative traditions and concludes that Switzerland has opted for a hybrid solution.

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The New Model of Swiss Public Management; here we introduce the “public performance diamond”. Finally, we examine the case of Swiss Federal Office of Topography (swisstopo), an office which was both a pioneer in adopting the GMEB model and one of the first to use the new NMG mode.

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Public-Private Partnerships: A Swiss Perspective number of PPPs which are actually implemented?accross countries with similar level of development. We point out that while there are probably too few PPPs in Switzerland, particularly due to the lack of a specific legal and institutional framework, there are clearly too many of them in some other countries.