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Coopération institutionnelle et modalités de fonctionnement de la Suisse occidentale

Luc Vodoz
2013
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Le rapport analyse l'état, l'efficacité et les perspectives de la coopération intercantonale en Suisse occidentale (SO) et formule des propositions pour l'avenir de la Conférence des Gouvernements de SO, sur le plan de la coopération institutionnelle et des modalités de fonctionnement de la SO.

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