8.2 Switzerland
Switzerland has a long tradition of political decentralization and local autonomy. The Swiss model of federalism distributes power between the central government and the cantons, allowing local communities to have a significant say in their affairs. This decentralization has contributed to a strong sense of local identity and civic engagement, as well as economic stability and prosperity.
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