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Neutral, leaning oppose – How is it referred to in reliable (esp. scholarly) sources?
Graham (
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Oppose - the Swiss call it Swiss Federal Constitution, and Federal is an important word here. As for scholarly articles in English, a cursory search on Google scholar found twice as many Swiss Federal Constitution as Constitution of Switzerland.
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