Postface: Concluding Remarks on Relevance and Impact of Political Science in Switzerland

Abstract We feel honored to contribute the postface to this debate which reflects on the relevance and impact of our discipline for the Swiss Political Science Review . In what follows, we have summarized the “take‐home messages” that we identified when reading the debate. We have therefore synthesized those elements of the relevance and impact of political science that should hold true in a more generalizable or global context. In the second part, we put the insights from this debate in a Swiss context, whether academic, political, or societal. Most importantly, we elaborate on the peculiarities of the Swiss system and their implications for Swiss political science to be relevant and create an impact.

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Swiss Political Science Review
Published
2024-08-22
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1111/spsr.12615
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2
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Political Science Research and Education
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Postface: Concluding Remarks on Relevance and Impact of Political Science in Switzerland

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Postface: Concluding Remarks on Relevance and Impact of Political Science in Switzerland

Karin Ingold, Isabelle Stadelmann‐Steffen
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Abstract We feel honored to contribute the postface to this debate which reflects on the relevance and impact of our discipline for the Swiss Political Science Review . In what follows, we have summarized the “take‐home messages” that we identified when reading the debate. We have therefore synthesized those elements of the relevance and impact of political science that should hold true in a more generalizable or global context. In the second part, we put the insights from this debate in a Swiss context, whether academic, political, or societal. Most importantly, we elaborate on the peculiarities of the Swiss system and their implications for Swiss political science to be relevant and create an impact.

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