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POLICY ANALYSIS IN BELGIUM\nContents\nList of tables and figures\n Tables\n Figures\nList of abbreviations\nNotes on contributors\nAcknowledgements\nEditors’ introduction to the series\nIntroduction: policy analysis in Belgium – tradition, comparative features and trends\n Policy analysis defined\n The relatively young tradition of the discipline and practice of policy analysis in Belgium\n Characteristics of the Belgian polity\n Trends\n Structure of the book\nPart One. Policy styles and methodsin Belgium\n1. The policy-analytical profession in Belgium\n Policy analysis in the literature on public policy\n Policy analysis as a profession\n Method of enquiry on policy analysis in Belgium\n Belgian civil servants’ knowledge of policy analysis\n Conclusion: is policy work a profession in Belgium?\n2. Analytical techniques in Belgian policy analysis\n Definition of and trends in policy-analytical practice\n Policy analytical practice in Belgium: techniques, organisations and networks\n Tools at work: taking stock of policy-analytical practice\n Conclusion\n3. Political control and bureaucratic expertise: policy analysis by ministerial cabinet members\n The Belgian ministerial cabinet\n Inside the cabinet: political advisers and policymaking\n Relations with the administration\n Conclusion\nPart Two. Policy analysis in the government and legislature\n4. Policy analysis in the central and regional governments\n Policy analysis in the Belgian federal government\n Policy analysis in the Flemish government\n Policy analysis in Francophone Belgium\n Conclusion\n5. Local planning in Belgium: A myriad of policy styles?\n Policy style and local government\n Local government in the federal state of Belgium\n Local policy analysis in Flanders\n Local policy analysis in Wallonia\n Conclusion\nsix\n6. Policy analysis in the Belgian legislatures: the marginal role of a structurally weak parliament in a partitocracy with no scientific and political tradition of policy analysis\n Conceptual and methodological remarks\n Structural features and constraints of parliamentary policy analysis within a partitocratic regime\n Policy analysis resources of Belgian parliaments\n Policy advice in committee and plenary work\n External relations of parliamentary policy advisers\n Conclusion\n7. Policy advisory bodies in Belgium\n The origin and nature of institutionalised advisory bodies in Belgium\n Role of expertise in institutionalised advisory bodies\n The influence of institutionalised advisory bodies\n Conclusion\nPart Three. Policy analysis by political parties and interest groups\n8. Ideas as close as possible to power: Belgian political parties and their study centres\n Political party study centres as alternative source of policy advice\n Method\n The diverse landscape of Belgian party study centres: key characteristics\n Policy advice by political parties: nature, process and products\n Conclusion\n9. Interest groups and policy analysis in Belgium: examining the policy-analytical capacities and practices of prominent citizen and economic groups\n Interest group politics in Belgium: diversity and fragmentation\n How Belgium’s most prominent interest groups acquire, formulate and utilise policy advice\n Conclusion\n Appendix\nPart Four. Policy analysis and the public\n10. Public consultation and participation in Belgium: directly engaging citizens beyond the ballot box?\n Policymaking and public consultation\n Defining public consultation\n Consultation, participation and political regimes\n Public participation: a framework for analysis\n A diversity of experiences in Belgium\n Conclusion\n11. The role of news media in the policy process in Belgium\n The Belgian media landscape\n The media’s role in Belgium’s multilingual federal system\n From depillarisation to guaranteed pluralism\n The interdependence between the news media and politics\n Conclusion\nPart Five. Policy analysis by advocates and academics\n12. Thinking in splendid isolation? The organisation and policy engagement of think tanks in Belgium\n One size does not fit all\n Research design\n A closer look at the policy focus of think tanks and the nature of their policy advice\n Conclusion\n13. Policy analysis by academics\n Knowledge utilisation in immigration policies: a comparative case study\n Knowledge utilisation in the policymaking process: survey results for Flemish policymakers\n Policy research in Belgium\n Conclusion\n14. Policy analysis instruction in Belgium\n Policy analysis as a discipline in Belgium\n Policy instruction in academic curricula in the Flemish Community universities\n Policy instruction in academic curricula in the French Community universities\n Policy instruction in the French Community today\n Policy instruction in continuous training\n Conclusion\nIndex