December 24, 2018

December 24, 2018
12:27 pm
Constitutional Change

Swiss votation on November 25 2018

by Prof. Markus Kern / Nora Camenisch-Ehinger, University of Bern On November 25, 2018 three proposals were up for decision by the Swiss electorate. Two of them were pertaining to constitutional change and can be said to be situated at either of the poles of constitutional importance:

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