Search results
- With Which additional countries could have realistically adopted a Swiss-style cantonal system? thread.
- Users: Skallagrim
- Content: Threads, Posts
- Order by date
-
Which additional countries could have realistically adopted a Swiss-style cantonal system?
That whole article makes a case against a confederal Iraq, with such argument as this: "If it could be triggered, how would a tri-partite state be ruled, and why would it be viable? Under current conditions, Baghdad’s relationship with Sunni and Kurdish areas is poor at best. Under partition...- Word Count: 150
- Skallagrim
- Post #10
- Forum: Post-1900 Timelines & Discussion
-
Which additional countries could have realistically adopted a Swiss-style cantonal system?
It's because they feel pretty happy being Swiss. The country was formed, basically, out of a desire not to be gobbled up by the imperialist neighbours. The Swiss have historically been united in their desire for independence, and their form of organisation (initially, and for a long time...- Word Count: 300
- Skallagrim
- Post #6
- Forum: Post-1900 Timelines & Discussion
-
Which additional countries could have realistically adopted a Swiss-style cantonal system?
Belgium could work this way, if you devolve like 90% of all authority to these cantons, and terminate the deadlock of the current system. But frankly, if you do that, you might as well split up the country.- Word Count: 39
- Skallagrim
- Post #3
- Forum: Post-1900 Timelines & Discussion