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COM.ONIXSUITE.9782390612476 03 01 Presses universitaires de Louvain 01 SKU 103810PDF 02 2390612474 03 9782390612476 15 9782390612476 00 ED E107 01 01 The Winter of Democracy Partitocracy in Belgium 1 B01 01 Onixsuite Contributor ID 6001 Pierre Baudewyns Baudewyns, Pierre Pierre Baudewyns Pierre Baudewyns est diplômé en histoire et en science politique de l'Université catholique de Louvain. Il y est professeur et enseigne la science politique et la sociologie politique. Ses recherches sont centrées sur les comportements politiques en Belgique et en Europe dans une perspective comparée. Les résultats des recherches ont été publiés dans différentes revues et livres dont West European Politics, Comparative European Politics, Revue internationale de politique comparée. Dans le cadre de ses activités, il est également co-directeur pour la partie francophone du Belgian National Election Study. 2 B01 01 Onixsuite Contributor ID 6638 Marleen Brans Brans, Marleen Marleen Brans 3 B01 01 Onixsuite Contributor ID 6639 Min Reuchamps Reuchamps, Min Min Reuchamps 4 B01 01 Onixsuite Contributor ID 6120 Benoît Rihoux Rihoux, Benoît Benoît Rihoux Benoît Rihoux est Professeur ordinaire à l'Université catholique de Louvain, où il dirige le Centre de science politique et de politique comparée (CESPOL). Ses recherches portent entre autres sur les partis politiques, la relation citoyens-politique, les mouvements sociaux, le genre et la politique, et le changement organisationnel. Il contribue, sur le plan international, au développement et à la dissémination de méthodes comparatives innovantes dont QCA (Qualitative Comparative Analysis) au sujet desquelles il a publié un grand nombre d’articles et ouvrages de référence. Il coordonne le réseau COMPASSS (www.compasss.org) autour des méthodes comparatives et est Academic convenor de la ECPR Methods School depuis 2006. Il participe à plusieurs projets de recherche comparatifs nationaux et internationaux et est promoteur, pour l’UCLouvain, du Pôle d’Attraction Interuniversitaire PARTIREP (Participation and Representation – www.PARTIREP.eu). 5 B01 01 Onixsuite Contributor ID 6121 Virginie Van Ingelgom Van Ingelgom, Virginie Virginie Van Ingelgom Virginie Van Ingelgom est Chercheure qualifiée du F.R.S. – FNRS à l'Université catholique de Louvain. En mai 2010, elle a défendu une thèse, codirigée par Sophie Duchesne et André- Paul Frognier, sur l’indifférence des citoyens à l’égard de l’intégration européenne, thèse qui a notamment reçu le prix Jean Blondel de l’ECPR. Ses travaux de recherche portent sur la légitimité politique et les attitudes à l’égard de l’intégration européenne dans une approche comparée. Elle est membre du comité de rédaction de la Revue internationale de politique comparée. 01 eng 00 288 03 10 POL015000 12 JP 12 JPL 24 INTERNET Sciences politiques et affaires publiques 24 INTERNET Sciences politiques et sociales 29 2012 3290 Organisation de l'Etat et action publique 29 2012 3293 Socialisation politique 01 06 03 00 In itself, partitocracy can be simply defined as a political regime where power is – in an excessive degree – in the hands of political parties. In Belgium, partitocracy has perhaps reached its highest level of elaboration, with complex interactions between citizens, candidates and elected representatives, parties as well as parliaments and governments. The Winter of Democracy: Partitocracy in Belgium aligns a dozen of scientific contributions that tackle the mutltifaceted concept of partitocracy from multiple perspectives. The book also celebrates the academic career of Lieven De Winter, almost five decades of a rich research commitment that spanned both at Université catholique de Louvain and at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, as well as across numerous institutions, projects and networks all around Europe. Lieven De Winter has significantly contributed to the study of all dimensions that constitute the core object of this book: Partitocracy in Belgium. 02 00 In itself, partitocracy can be simply defined as a political regime where power is – in an excessive degree – in the hands of political parties. In Belgium, partitocracy has reached its highest level of elaboration, with complex interactions between citizens, candidates and elected representatives, parties as well as parliaments and governments... 03 00 In itself, partitocracy can be simply defined as a political regime where power is – in an excessive degree – in the hands of political parties. In Belgium, partitocracy has perhaps reached its highest level of elaboration, with complex interactions between citizens, candidates and elected representatives, parties as well as parliaments and governments. The Winter of Democracy: Partitocracy in Belgium aligns a dozen of scientific contributions that tackle the mutltifaceted concept of partitocracy from multiple perspectives. The book also celebrates the academic career of Lieven De Winter, almost five decades of a rich research commitment that spanned both at Université catholique de Louvain and at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, as well as across numerous institutions, projects and networks all around Europe. Lieven De Winter has significantly contributed to the study of all dimensions that constitute the core object of this book: Partitocracy in Belgium. 02 00 In itself, partitocracy can be simply defined as a political regime where power is – in an excessive degree – in the hands of political parties. In Belgium, partitocracy has reached its highest level of elaboration, with complex interactions between citizens, candidates and elected representatives, parties as well as parliaments and governments... 04 00 Preface 5 A short journey into Lieven De Winter's long bibliography Audrey Vandeleene, Min Reuchamps 21 Chapter 1. Partitocracy. Anatomy and pathologies Lieven De Winter 37 Chapter 2. The decline of the Belgian Parliament Wouter Wolfs, Britt Vande Walle 77 Chapter 3. Candidate selection and leadership selection in Belgium. Despite intraparty reforms, still prisoners of partitocracy? Jean-Benoit Pilet, Audrey Vandeleene, Bram Wauters 97 Chapter 4. Coalition formation in Belgium. From exceptional complexity to regime breakdown? Lieven De Winter, Patrick Dumont 121 Chapter 5. The end of the party politicisation of public administration. A fata morgana? Marleen Brans, David Aubin, Christian de Visscher, Ellen Fobé, Arthur Meert, Pierre Squevin 137 Chapter 6. Partitocracy and intra-party ideological agreement. Belgium compared internationally Stefaan Walgrave, Karolin Soontjens, Frédéric Varone 165 Chapter 7. Partitocracy and the future of Belgium. Revisiting Does Belgium (still) exist? Christoph Niessen, Pierre Baudewyns, Stefano Camatarri, Jérémy Dodeigne, André-Paul Frognier, Min Reuchamps, Dave Sinardet 183 Chapter 8. Mediatization and partitocracy. Opposite poles or partners in crime? Peter Van Aelst, Maximilien Cogels 201 Chapter 9. The Awakening of the Sleeping Beauty? Belgian Partitocracy and European Integration Mihail Chiru, Giulia Sandri, Virginie Van Ingelgom, Alban Versailles 223 Chapter 10. Direct and deliberative democracy as potential remedies for partitocracy in Belgium Sophie Devillers, Benjamin Biard, Pierre-Étienne Vandamme, Vincent Jacquet, Min Reuchamps 251 Conclusion. 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