Insight into the community outreach of Vincent Mabillard

Vincent Mabillard obtained his PhD at the Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration (IDHEAP), which is part of the University of Lausanne, Switzerland. He is an assistant professor in public management and communication, and fellow of CEBRIG. He is also associated professor in the Public Integrity Research Group at the Università della Svizzera italiana in Lugano, Switzerland, and associated member of the Chaire de recherche en exploitation des ressources informationnelles at Ecole nationale d’administration publique (ENAP), Quebec. His research focuses on transparency, accountability, and communication in the public sector, as well as place branding processes and strategies.

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Vincent Mabillard

• In charge of the reform of the Master in Economic Policy
• Co-Director of the new master in Economic Governance and Public Policy in Europe
• Co-supervisor of one PhD student (ongoing)

• Séminaire d’économie appliquée (ECON S307)
• Stakeholder management and governance (GEST S507)
• Public management and communication (ECON S406)
• Seminar on data literacy (ECON S465)

• “Performance information, racial bias, and citizen evaluations of government: Evidence from two studies” (2021), G. A. Porumbescu, S. J. Piotrowski and V. Mabillard. Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory, 31, p. 523-541.
• “The complex relationship between transparency and accountability: A synthesis and contribution to existing frameworks” (2017), V. Mabillard and R. Zumofen. Public Policy and Administration, 32, p. 110-129.
• “The less transparent, the more attractive? A critical perspective on transparency and place branding” (2017), V. Mabillard and R. Vuignier. Place Branding and Public Diplomacy, 13, p. 348-359.
• “Social media use in Central and Eastern European cities: Defining government-citizen relationships through phases” at the Annual NISPAcee Conference, co-authored with Raphaël Zumofen and Martial Pasquier from the University of Lausanne. Best Comparative Paper Award for his paper.

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