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Integration of the Public Centres for Social Welfare in the municipality: the bipolar model under pressure
The Flemish plan to integrate Public Centres for Social Welfare (OCMW) into municipalities: the bipolar model, three integration models and legal hurdles.
Lisa Embo, Mathias De Potter, Ward Diependaele, Robin Verbeke e.a. -
Monthly Overview – December 2015 and January 2016
Reading list for December 2015–January 2016: Belgian constitutional law scholarship and Constitutional Court judgments finding a constitutional violation.
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42nd Postgraduate Course Willy Delva: Legal protection in public law: can anything still be built in Flanders?
Announcement of the 42nd PUC Willy Delva at Ghent University on legal protection against government, NIMBY litigation and Flemish administrative courts.
Johan Vande Lanotte, Jurgen Goossens, Pieter Cannoot -
Belgium and the refugee crisis: the quest for solutions
Can Belgium create a separate social status for refugees? Analysis of the Geneva Convention, EU Qualification Directive, residence status and Dublin reform.
Yves Ballez, Ariadne Frangi, Thomas Ngeze, Dorien Surinx e.a. -
The Determinants of Emergency Constitutions
Voigt and Bjørnskov present an Index of Emergency Powers (INEP) and test why constitutions include state of emergency provisions, using data since 1950.
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The future of the Belgian Senate
A year after the Sixth State Reform created the Butterfly Senate: proposals for a citizens' chamber, a stronger Senate or abolition, and their legal basis.
Marie DeCock, Cédric Labens, Laura Meuleman, Elien Verniers e.a. -
Monthly Overview – November 2015
Reading list for November 2015: Belgian constitutional law scholarship, four Constitutional Court judgments finding a violation and three calls for papers.
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‘The Constitution of Belgium’ by Patricia Popelier and Koen Lemmens – Exclusive discount via BelConLawBlog
Popelier and Lemmens' ‘The Constitution of Belgium: A Contextual Analysis’ (Hart) on Belgian federalism and linguistic bipolarity, with reader discount.
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Measuring the Rule of Law and Identifying Its Determinants
Stefan Voigt presents a new rule of law indicator based on survey data from 99 countries: presidential democracies score worse than parliamentary ones.
Stefan Voigt
