Vol. 76 No. 3 (2025): Revista do Serviço Público, v.76, n.3, 2025

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Revista do Serviço Público, v.76, n.3, 2025

Published: 2025-10-01

Editorial

Artigos

  • Sustainable public procurement

    Sustainability is firmly established as a priority on the global agenda. The role of governments in promoting sustainable public procurement practices is essential to achieving the sustainable development goals. The objective of this work is to analyze the scientific production on Sustainable...

    Ana Paula Castro Lombardi, Saulo Cardoso Maia, Paulo Henrique de Lima Siqueira
  • Social dumping and outsourcing in the Brazilian public administration

    Investigating the impacts of contracting using the lowest price criterion and its relationship with job insecurity is essential for public management. This study analyses the relevance of contracting outsourced services with exclusive dedicated labour to the occurrence of social...

    Lucimar Rizzo Lopes dos Santos, Valentina Gomes Haensel Schmitt
  • User perceptions of e-gov services in Brazil

    This article aims to assess users’ perceptions of electronic government (e-gov) services in the Federal District and/or the Federal Government, a crucial topic for the digital transformation of public services. To achieve this goal, a qualitative study was conducted through semi-structured...

    Jhennifer Pereira Silva, Lorena Caroline Fernandes Santos, Nathália de Melo Santos
  • The use of machine learning to address floods

    This study evaluates the effectiveness of applying artificial neural networks as a decision-support tool during natural disasters, focusing on the floods that occurred in Pelotas, Rio Grande do Sul, in 2024. Using a machine learning approach, the study analyzes whether the decisions made by...

    Rodrigo Nobre Fernandez, Gabrielito Rauter Menezes, Greike Maia Aguiar, Naurienni Dutra Freitas
  • Barriers to the implementation of public policies for urban mobility

    This study aims to analyze how the barriers presented in the model developed by Wu, Ramesh, and Howlett (2014) impacted the implementation of public policies suggested by PLAMUS in Florianópolis Metropolitan Area. The theoretical framework used is based on urban mobility, public policies, and...

    Milena Pales Quaresma de Oliveira, Bernardo Meyer, Nairon Nícolas da Silva Gomes, Ana Cristina de Amorim
  • Open University of Brazil

    The Open University of Brazil (UAB) was established to democratize and internalize access to higher education through distance education, in a context of enormous disparities in a context of significant inequalities in the provision of higher education and in teacher training in basic...

    Dayane da Silva Rodrigues de Souza, Luciano Sampaio, Raquel Sampaio
  • Xenophobia and its impacts on immigrant faculty in brazilian higher education

    Xenophobia in the educational environment is a relevant challenge for the internationalization of education and the integration of immigrant teachers and students. This research aims to analyze the perception of foreign teachers about xenophobic manifestations in the environment of Brazilian...

    Antonio Andretti, Napiê