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By establishing a democratic tradition and a culture of compromise and restraint, it may have been successful in creating these solutions for citizens of other countries. By doing this, Switzerland would resume its status as a full democracy as opposed to a four-fifths democracy, which keeps 20% of the population from actively participating in politics and society.

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In conclusion, Switzerland is a diverse nation. The attitudes toward the new diversity brought about by contemporary immigration contrast sharply with tolerance and respect for traditional diversity. Switzerland must overcome the difficulty of integrating immigrants and must come up with a successful plan to do so. Switzerland developed its own solutions to deal with diversity in the 19th century.

https://aer.eu/regionalisation-switzerland-direct-four-fifth-democracy-flexible-federalism-ror2017/

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The Swiss Constitution's founding fathers were successful to developed and pragmatically adapted the concept of the classical liberal nation state to meet the unique needs of Swiss diversity. The Swiss nation is not founded on an atomized society of a-culturally equal citizens as individuals, nor on a homogeneous ethno-national community.

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The integration of religious, historical, cultural, and linguistic diversity within one country was a major challenge when Switzerland was founded.

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The Swiss nation is based neither on an atomized society composed of a-cultural equal citizens as individuals, nor on a homogeneous ethno-national community.

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Federalism is a flexible political formula that is constantly changing and adapting. Direct democracy prevents extreme solutions, provides high legitimacy for changes, and ensures that legal provisions are followed. Switzerland can only claim a three-fourths democracy, excluding the participation of over two million foreigners.

Thus, there is the unresolved issue of contemporary migration. Today, more than 22% of Swiss residents are foreigners who do not have the right to participate in the democratic process.

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In Switzerland, the main works in progress are the allocation of tasks between the Confederation and the inter-cantonal and trans-border cooperation; and, in some cantons, the drafting of new constitutions.

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Important to stress:
Switzerland must maintain a constant balance between its federalist commitment and the functional requirements of a modern state. One cannot fix its equilibrium, it will threatened by political disputes.

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As a way of conveying legitimacy to the constitutional and institutional expression of federal principles,

Switzerland forced to cooperate for economic and political reasons; a constitution establishing the general principles of democracy and, through a bottom-up approach, dividing powers between the different levels of government; and the extensive use of direct democratic tools (i.e., popular vote-based).

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Switzerland is distinguished by 4 major factors: 

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Switzerland is distinguished by 4 major factors: 

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the presence of territorial units differing in terms of culture

language,

religion,

and democratic perception.

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Swiss federalism is the result of a long historical process shaped over centuries by various actors, institutions, and interests.

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