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Executive Summary .................................................................................................................................... 2
Company Description ................................................................................................................................. 2
Cultural Analysis Of Switzerland ................................................................................................................. 3
Brief History Of Switzerland .................................................................................................................... 3
Geographical Settings ............................................................................................................................... …show more content…
It is the land of the Alps with some of the highest mountains in Europe and it has a plateau and many lakes. 60% of Switzerland are in the alpine region. 30% are hills and relatively flat valleys. 10% form a chain of old mountains called Jura. Switzerland does not have access to the sea, but it has many water resources. It is rich of large lakes such as Lake Geneva, Lake Constance, Lake Lucerne, Lake Zurich, Lake Lugano, etc. Some of the largest rivers of Switzerland are Rhone, Rhine, Limmat and Aar. Switzerland enjoys an almost Mediterian …show more content…
The Federal Supreme Court has a comparable role to the U.S. Supreme Court, however the court in Lucerne is the only federal court. In adjudicating cases, the Federal Supreme Court cannot normally overrule federal statutes unless these are deemed to be in direct violation of human rights, but can call legislation set by cantons into question. However, there are periodic reviews of legislation, with many new laws having come into force on 1 January 2011 concerning a variety of issues ranging from privacy to war crimes, and from minimum wages for cleaners to the prevention of marriages of illegal immigrants in