algebraic number theory - Is there a notion of Galois extension for Z / p^2?

The above title is in fact a special case of what I want to ask.

Certainly we have a well defined notion of Galois extension for $ mathbb{Q}_p $. The intersections of these extensions to the ring of integer of the absolute algebraic closure of $mathbb{Q}_p$ give us a notion of Galois extensions for $mathbb{Z}_p $. ( I know that there is a notion of Galois extension for commutative rings, and I believe that it should give us this. Am I correct?)

Let's go further. Let $A_K$ be the ring of integer in a finite Galois extension $K$ of $ mathbb{Q}_p$. Let $e$ be the ramification degree of $K$ over $mathbb{Q}_p$. The injection of $ mathbb{Z}_p$ into $A_K$ will induce an injection of $ mathbb{Z} / p^n $ into $ A_K / mathfrak{p}^{en} $. In this picture, there seems to be some desire to say that $ A_K / mathfrak{p}^{en} $ is the correct notion Galois of extension of $ mathbb{Z} / p^n $. But there are problems; taking this notion of Galois extension, if $K$ is has ramification degree $e >1$, the corresponding extension $ A_K /p^e $ is not a field (it is not even an integral domain).

Question 1: Is there any notion of Galois extensions corresponding to what I desire?

Question 2: Can a class field theory (i.e a nice description of absolute abelian Galois extension) of $ mathbb{Z}/p^n$ be developed in this context? Is there any relationship between this and the local class field theory of $mathbb{Q}_p$ ( which is the same as that of $mathbb{Z}_p $)?