Special Issue: The future of Belgian federalism

Contents of this Special Issue of Regional and Federal Studies are:

+ The Belgian Federation at a Crossroad
Kris Deschouwer & Min Reuchamps

+ How Europe Shapes the Nature of the Belgian Federation: Differentiated EU Impact Triggers Both Co-operation and Decentralization
Jan Beyers & Peter Bursens

+ The Future of Belgian Federalism as Seen Through the Eyes of the Social Partners: A Continuing Obstacle to Social Policy Decentralization?
Nicolas Bouteca, Carl Devos & Manu Mus

+ How Linguistically Divided Media Represent Linguistically Divisive Issues. Belgian TV-Debates on Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde
Dave Sinardet

+ The Future of Belgian Federalism: An Analysis of Party Preferences
Régis Dandoy, Geoffroy Matagne & Caroline Van Wynsberghe

+ The Future of Belgian Federalism Through the Eyes of the Citizens
Min Reuchamps

+ Conclusion: The Future of Belgian Federalism—Between Reform and Swansong?
2007–11: A Critical Juncture in the Transformation of the Belgian State?
Wilfried Swenden