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Belgian Polities in 2005
Belgian Polities in 2005 Sam DEPAUW Postdoctoral Fellow of the Fund for Scientific Research - Flanders at the University of Leuven Mark DEWEERDT Politica! Journalist of De Tijd The first months of 2005 were dominated by the search fora solution to the issue of the Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde constituency - that was palatable for both the Flemish and francophone political parties. After the government threw in the towel, the focus shifted more to socio-economie issues. Concern over low activity rates among the over-50's led to the presentation of the Generation Pact, but the trade unions refused to endorse it. Throughout the year discord persisted: between the federal and regional govern ments over the Zaventem flight dispersal plans, between the coalition partners over the issue of energy cheques, and within VLD - most notably over the contin ua! refusal to cooperate with Vlaams Belang. 1. Verhofstadt's Government On October 17th Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for the Budget and Public Enterprise Johan Vande Lanotte (SP.A) resigned from the federal government in order to replace Steve Stevaert at the head of the Socialist Party. He was replaced by Freya Van den Bossche as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for the Bud get - she kept her portfolio of Consumer Affairs. Her portfolio of Employment passed on to Peter Vanvelthoven, who was succeeded in his turn by Bruno Tuy bens as State Secretary for Public Enterprise. Previously, Tuybens had been head of the Sustainable and Socially Responsible Investment Department at KBC Asset Management and a member of the board at Arnnesty International. -
Integraal Verslag Compte Rendu Integral Met Avec Vertaald Beknopt Verslag Compte Rendu Analytique Traduit Van De Toespraken Des Interventions
CRIV 52 PLEN 056 CRIV 52 PLEN 056 BELGISCHE KAMER VAN CHAMBRE DES REPRESENTANTS VOLKSVERTEGENWOORDIGERS DE BELGIQUE INTEGRAAL VERSLAG COMPTE RENDU INTEGRAL MET AVEC VERTAALD BEKNOPT VERSLAG COMPTE RENDU ANALYTIQUE TRADUIT VAN DE TOESPRAKEN DES INTERVENTIONS PLENUMVERGADERING SEANCE PLENIERE donderdag jeudi 16-10-2008 16-10-2008 Namiddag Après-midi KAMER-3E ZITTING VAN DE 52E ZITTINGSPERIODE 2008 2009 CHAMBRE-3E SESSION DE LA 52E LEGISLATURE cdH centre démocrate Humaniste CD&V Christen-Democratisch en Vlaams Ecolo-Groen! Ecologistes Confédérés pour l’organisation de luttes originales – Groen! FN Front National LDD Lijst Dedecker MR Mouvement réformateur N-VA Nieuw-Vlaamse Alliantie Open Vld Open Vlaamse Liberalen en Democraten PS Parti Socialiste sp.a+Vl.Pro socialistische partij anders + VlaamsProgressieven VB Vlaams Belang Afkortingen bij de nummering van de publicaties : Abréviations dans la numérotation des publications : DOC 52 0000/000 Parlementair stuk van de 52e zittingsperiode + basisnummer en DOC 52 0000/000 Document parlementaire de la 52e législature, suivi du n° de volgnummer base et du n° consécutif QRVA Schriftelijke Vragen en Antwoorden QRVA Questions et Réponses écrites CRIV voorlopige versie van het Integraal Verslag (groene kaft) CRIV version provisoire du Compte Rendu Intégral (couverture verte) CRABV Beknopt Verslag (blauwe kaft) CRABV Compte Rendu Analytique (couverture bleue) CRIV Integraal Verslag, met links het definitieve integraal verslag en CRIV Compte Rendu Intégral, avec, à gauche, le compte rendu rechts het -
Candidate Choice in Political Advertising. What
World Political Science Review Volume 7, Issue 1 2011 Article 5 Candidate Choice in Political Advertising: What Determines Who Gets Attention? Jonas Lefevere∗ Regis´ Dandoyy ∗University of Antwerp, Belgium, [email protected] yUniversite´ Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium, [email protected] Originally published as Jonas Lefevere & Regis´ Dandoy (2010). Kandidaatkeuze in advertenties. Wat bepaalt wie aandacht krijgt? In: Res Publica vol. 52, nr. 3: 335-352. Reprinted with permission from Res Publica. Produced by The Berkeley Electronic Press. Candidate Choice in Political Advertising: What Determines Who Gets Attention? Jonas Lefevere and Regis´ Dandoy Abstract In the run up to the elections, parties have several ways of communicating with voters. In this article, we focus on one piece of the puzzle: advertisements of political parties in the mass media. More specifically, we are interested in the choice of candidates within these advertisements. In countries where parties are the dominant actor, they are faced with a choice: not all candidates can be promoted in the campaign, as this would be too costly and inefficient. Thus, the first ques- tion we want to answer is which factors determine candidate choice in political advertisements? Secondly, does candidate choice in political advertisements have an effect on the subsequent cov- erage in media as well? Agenda setting research has shown that as far as issues are concerned, advertisements do set the media agenda. We use a content analysis of seven magazines and news- papers that was collected in the run up to the 2009 regional elections in Flanders, the largest region of Belgium. The results indicate that both internal party hierarchy, as well as external visibility of candidates determines candidate choice in political advertisements. -
Little Debate
LITTLE DEBATE Ideological media pluralism and the transition from a pillarized to a commercialized newspaper landscape (Flanders, 1960-2014) DANIËLLE RAEIJMAEKERS LITTLE DEBATE Daniëlle Raeijmaekers Supervisor Prof. Dr. Pieter Maeseele Doctoral committee Prof. Dr. Steve Paulussen Prof. Dr. Stijn Joye Doctoral jury Prof. Dr. Daniël Biltereyst Prof. Dr. James Curran Prof. Dr. Hilde Van den Bulck This doctoral study has Been conducted within a four year BOF-GOA project (nr. 28311) at the University of Antwerp, with funding oBtained after a competitive, peer-reviewed process. Copyright © 2018 Daniëlle Raeijmaekers All rights reserved. No part of this puBlication may Be reproduced in any form or By any means, without written permission from the author. Cover design and lay-out: Daniëlle Raeijmaekers Printed by Universitas Digital Printing Antwerp Contact: [email protected] Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Communication Studies LITTLE DEBATE Ideological media pluralism and the transition from a pillarized to a commercialized newspaper landscape (Flanders, 1960-2014) Thesis suBmitted for the degree of Doctor in Social Sciences at the University of Antwerp to be defended by Daniëlle RAEIJMAEKERS Supervisor Prof. Dr. Pieter Maeseele Antwerpen, 2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..................................................................................................... i GENERAL INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................. 1 PART I: FRAMEWORK ....................................................................................................