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Coalition formation in Belgium: From exceptional complexity to regime breakdown?

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DUMONT, Patrick
De Winter, Lieven

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Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

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The idea of this book grew out of a common experience of its editors. At one time or another, the two of us were asked to ‘explain’ Belgium to a foreign audience. Invariably, all two of us struggled getting the message across about Belgium’s institutional idiosyncrasy, its political eccentricity and the inconceivable pragmatism of its people and elites.

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Belgium Exceptionalism: Belgian Politics from Realism to Surrealism

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