Does the federal state of Austria suffer from a lack of federalism?

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The paper explores Austria's classification within the context of federalism in Europe, comparing it to Switzerland and Germany. It critically examines whether Austria should be regarded as a genuine federal state or simply a decentralized state, delving into the nuances of its political structure and governance. This analysis offers insights into the complexities of federalism and contributes to the broader discourse on international politics and state organization.