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Topics Covered

  • Switzerland’s legal relationship to the European Union, present and future
  • Federal structure of Switzerland
  • Corporate taxation and banking secrecy
  • Migration of persons seeking international protection
  • Economic migration and the free movement of persons
  • The Swiss popular vote on curbing migration as compared to the debate in the UK
  • The institutional framework of the Swiss-EU Agreements

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Interesting look at legal issues in switzerland

This course on Switzerland's relationship with the EU, legal structure, taxation, and migration was well-received by their only reviewer. While there was very little explicit feedback, the reviewer did state that they found the material interesting and relevant to both laypeople and professionals.

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