Conflict and consensus in Switzerland /
Schmid discusses this anomaly, concluding that Switzerland remains "united by a self-conscious political definition of nationhood", having developed a system early in its history that has ensured all ethnic and religious groups fair treatment politically, socially, and economically.
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| Language: | English |
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Berkeley : London :
University of California Press ; University of California Press, Ltd.,
[1981]
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Table of Contents:
- The Swiss enigma
- The ethnic factor: foundations of multicultural society
- The transmission of values: ethnicity and political socialization in Switzerland
- Diversity and social relations in Swiss society: the attitudes of young people toward multiculturalism
- Contemporary problems
- Reflections on diversity in Switzerland.
