Public-Law Institute of Civil Services and the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Abstract

AbstractUnder the conditions of the new technological revolution, understanding the role and significance of the public-law model of civil services becomes especially relevant. If the state is understood as a republic and the basis of stability and prosperity, then the achievement of social peace is possible only with a proper understanding of the public-law institution of public services. The public authorities and the public-law institution of the civil services will be able to resist other problems of the twenty-first century effectively. Moreover, scientists have called the activities leading to climate change as the biggest threat of this century. In this regard, the paper aims to form a well-founded understanding of the public-law institution of civil services in the context of the fourth industrial revolution. The research used systemic methods, methods of comparative jurisprudence, and logical analysis. A significant place is given to the methods of exegesis and hermeneutics. During the analysis, the value and significance of the public-law institution of civil services in the new conditions were substantiated. Realizing the people’s collective will, civil servants ensure the proper solution of “common affairs,” which is the essence of the state as the “trinity” of territory, population, and power. Together with the public interest, private interest is fully realized. The central role in solving the associated problems of climate change will be played by the public authorities and the public-law institution of the civil services. As a result of the study, it was found that in the context of the fourth industrial revolution, the public-law institution of civil services acquires particular importance for ensuring the stable development of a modern state and solving both internal and global problems.KeywordsFourth industrial revolutionStateExecutive powerPublic serviceLawPublic-law institute of public serviceClimate changeJEL ClassificationK10