… belli, and “Belgium” became shorthand for the moral issues of the war. As an emblem, Belgium
was central, … The visibility of Belgium in World War I studies leaves much to be desired. …

… ’s Belgium, follows the border between Belgium and Luxembourg and runs down into the
French region of Alsace and further into Switzerland and into the north of Italy. In Belgium in …

Political History of Belgium: From 1830 Onwards Political History of Belgium: From 1830
Onwards …

… I wrote this book in the hope that it would help introduce students and others to Belgium. I …
old Belgium hand, but after nine summers Rosemary and I also regard Leuven and Belgium as …

… made a federal outcome for Belgium unavoidable. Among the … toward a federal Belgium,
as it gave Belgium’s constituent … introduced, stating explicitly that Belgium is a federal country. …

… Belgium emerged as an independent state which, notwithstanding its linguistic … Corporation)
enabled the author to resume work in Belgium during the summer of I971. An earlier version …

‘Why belgium?’ is the question that American and Belgian colleagues and friends have
asked me recurrently since I began doing research in that society in 1959. Ever since then, …

The end of the rainbow coalition was troublesome. Two weeks before the elections, the
French-speaking Greens quit the cabinet following their refusal to endorse the compromise …

For a long time, Belgium was a consensual and pillarized society with a history of coalition
governments. It has a strong administrative law and Rechtstaat tradition, and the basic traits of …

Territorial conflict in Belgium—a small, affluent West-European democracy—has primarily
pitted the Flemish region against the Walloon region—with a Brussels center caught in the …