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West European Politics, Volume 29 Issue 5 2006

Highly ranked in the Political Science category of the ISI Social Sciences Citation Index.
ISSN: 1743-9655 (electronic) 0140-2382 (paper)
Publication Frequency: 6 issues per year
Subject: European Politics;
Publisher: Routledge
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Original Articles
The politics of Belgium: Institutions and policy under bipolar and centrifugal federalism
Wilfried Swenden;  Marleen Brans; Lieven De Winter
Pages 863 – 873
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‘Will it stay or will it go?’ Federalism and the sustainability of Belgium
Wilfried Swenden; Maarten Theo Jans
Pages 877 – 894
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And the peace goes on? Consociational democracy and Belgian politics in the twenty-first century
Kris Deschouwer
Pages 895 – 911
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Does Belgium (still) exist? Differences in political culture between Flemings and Walloons
Jaak Billiet;  Bart Maddens; André-Paul Frognier
Pages 912 – 932
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Party system(s) and electoral behaviour in Belgium: From stability to balkanisation
Lieven De Winter;  Marc Swyngedouw; Patrick Dumont
Pages 933 – 956
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Do Belgian parties undermine the democratic chain of delegation?
Lieven De Winter; Patrick Dumont
Pages 957 – 976
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Administrative reform in Belgium: Maintenance or modernisation?
Marleen Brans;  Christian De Visscher; Diederik Vancoppenolle
Pages 979 – 998
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Policy failure and corruption in Belgium: Is federalism to blame?
Jeroen Maesschalck; Steven Van de Walle
Pages 999 – 1017
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Policy convergence and divergence in Belgium: Education and health care
Stefaan De Rynck; Karolien Dezeure
Pages 1018 – 1033
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Social redistribution in federalised Belgium
Bea Cantillon;  Veerle de Maesschalck;  Stijn Rottiers; Gerlinde Verbist
Pages 1034 – 1056
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The European rescue of the federal state: How Europeanisation shapes the Belgian state
Jan Beyers; Peter Bursens
Pages 1057 – 1078
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Consociationalism, corruption and chocolate: Belgian exceptionalism
B. Guy Peters
Pages 1079 – 1092
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