Titlebook: The Politics and Government of Switzerland; Clive H. Church Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004

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Book 2004nd is actually a vibrant and pluralist polity, in which politics are increasingly competitive. However, it still retains some distinctive characteristics like direct democracy, which mean that the Swiss people play a larger role than in other countries.

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Book 2004witzerland, and the author‘s own observations, it offers wide coverage of Swiss political forces, processes and policies. Church argues that Switzerland is actually a vibrant and pluralist polity, in which politics are increasingly competitive. However, it still retains some distinctive characterist

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