The Political Geography of Federalism: An Inquiry Into Origins and StabilityWiley, 1975 - 273 էջ |
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... cantons ; the ten new cantons were carved out from the asso- ciated districts and common bailiwicks . A representative democracy with universal male suffrage , rigidly cen- tralized on the French model , was established , thus ...
... cantons ; the ten new cantons were carved out from the asso- ciated districts and common bailiwicks . A representative democracy with universal male suffrage , rigidly cen- tralized on the French model , was established , thus ...
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... cantons of the Confederation . Since the Act of Mediation had suited the needs of Switzerland so well , the new Constitution incorporated most of the essential features of the Napoleonic Constitution . Equality of representation in the ...
... cantons of the Confederation . Since the Act of Mediation had suited the needs of Switzerland so well , the new Constitution incorporated most of the essential features of the Napoleonic Constitution . Equality of representation in the ...
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... cantons were introduced . First came diversity in respect of language as several of the new members were French - speaking . With the religious Reformation of the sixteenth century many of the cantons became Protestant while others ...
... cantons were introduced . First came diversity in respect of language as several of the new members were French - speaking . With the religious Reformation of the sixteenth century many of the cantons became Protestant while others ...
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Federalism in Switzerland | 30 |
American Federalism | 41 |
Canadian Federalism | 70 |
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