12.03.2018 , in ((Bonnes pratiques))
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Walter Leimgruber
«All inclusive»: An was denken Sie da? An Buffets, die unter der Last der Speisen fast zusammenbrechen, und an Touristinnen und Touristen, die sich den ganzen Tag bedienen, weil alles gratis ist? Oder an ein Schlaraffenland, in dem man nichts tun muss, um seinem Lebensunterhalt zu verdienen, weil alles einfach da ist? Oder an eine Vollkasko-Gesellschaft, die für jede und jeden einen Platz hat, sich um alle kümmert, niemanden abstürzen lässt, sondern ein feinmaschiges Netz sozialer Inklusion knüpft?
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01.02.2018 , in ((Politique))
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Stefanie Kurt
Der Bundesrat hat am 1. Dezember 2017 die Vernehmlassungen zur Verordnung über Zulassung, Aufenthalt und Erwerbstätigkeit und zur Verordnung über die Integration von Ausländerinnen und Ausländern eröffnet. Diese Vernehmlassungen sind Bestandteil der Teilrevision des Ausländerinnen- und Ausländergesetzes, die am 16. Dezember 2016 vom Parlament verabschiedet wurde.
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14.11.2017 , in ((Dual Citizenship of Politicians, Politique))
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David de Groot
Last week, Ignazio Cassis became one of the Swiss federal councilors – after having surrendered his Italian passport in the weeks before the election. Simultaneously, in Australia several parliamentarians had to relinquish their seat, because it turned out that they had dual citizenship. Thinking about dual citizenship of elected politicians, four points are to be considered: “awareness” and the “possibility to renounce” where a prohibition for dual citizens to run for office is in force, as well as “loyalty” and “representation”, the basic arguments used when creating such prohibitions.
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09.11.2017 , in ((Dual Citizenship of Politicians, Politique))
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Nenad Stojanović
Ignazio Cassis’ renunciation of his Italian citizenship has re-launched the debate on the meaning of political rights – and, in particular, the right to run for political office – in Switzerland. According to Cassis, his decision was necessary – politically, although not legally – in order to be elected to the Federal Council. At the same time, Cassis did not see dual citizenship as an obstacle to vote or to run as a candidate to the Federal Parliament. This episode shows that the right to vote and the right to run for political office are not necessarily aligned.
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02.11.2017 , in ((Blog series, Dual Citizenship of Politicians, Politique))
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Barbara von Rütte
20 September 2017: Ignazio Cassis was elected Switzerland's new federal councilor. He could have been the first member of the Federal Council with dual citizenship – if he hadn’t decided to renounce his Italian citizenship even though no legal obligation exists.
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