A Dynamic Federalism Built on Static Principles: The Case of Belgium

Federalism, Subnational Constitutions, and Minority Rights

Volumn , Issue , 2004, Pages 157-175

  Pas, Wouter ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF LEUVEN   (Belgium)

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2. See also A. Alen, “Nationalism-Federalism-Democracy. The Example of Belgium” Revue européenne de droit public (1993): 54-58.
3. See R. Van Dyck, “Divided We Stand. Regionalism, Federalism and Minority Rights in Belgium,” Res Publica (1996): 431.
4. See also A. Alen, “Nationalism-Federalism-Democracy.” 50-51.
5. See A. Alen and P. Peeters, “The Competences of the Communities in the Belgian Federal State: The Principle of Exclusivity Revisited,” European Public Law, no. 2 (1997): 165-73.
6. See, for example, A. Alen, Treatise on Belgian Constitutional Law (Deventer, Kluwer, 1992), 288.
7. J. Clement, W. Pas, B. Seutin, G. van Haegendoren, and J. Van Nieuwenhove, Proeve van Grondwet voor Vlaanderen (Brugge, die Keure, 1996): 353.
8. Project dated on 2 July 1997. It can be found at http://www.wallonie-enligne.net/donnees/walevent/constwl.htm.
9. See, for example, A. Alen, and P. Peeters, “The Columberg Report on the Belgian Linguistic Legislation: A Storm in a Teacup,” European Public Law (1999): 155-66.