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Papers by Ronald Van Crombrugge

Research paper thumbnail of Are referendums necessarily populist?

Research paper thumbnail of Chapter 11 Pulling the curtain on the national sovereignty myth: : Sovereignty and referendums in Belgian constitutional doctrine

Research paper thumbnail of Burgerparticipatie op het Vlaamse niveau

Presentatie gegeven voor de Commissie Algemeen Beleid van het Vlaamse Parlement in het kader van ... more Presentatie gegeven voor de Commissie Algemeen Beleid van het Vlaamse Parlement in het kader van de bespreking van de conceptnota Burgerparticipatie en van verschillende voorstellen van decreet.status: publishe

Research paper thumbnail of Sovereignty, Civic Participation, and Constitutional Law

Research paper thumbnail of Pulling the curtain on the national sovereignty mythSovereignty and referendums in Belgian constitutional doctrine

Research paper thumbnail of Catolonië: op scherpst van de snee in constitutionele 'twilight-zone

Research paper thumbnail of Laboratories for democracy Democratic renewal in the Belgian federation

Research paper thumbnail of De Brexit: een falen van de democratie?

Research paper thumbnail of Democratisch grondwetgeven: Utopie of reële mogelijkheid?

Research paper thumbnail of Een democratisch grondwetgevingsproces in België? Voorbij artikel 195 GW

Research paper thumbnail of The Derailed Promise of a Participatory Minipublic: The Citizens’ Assembly Bill in Flanders

This article shows how the principles of participatory deliberative democracy can serve as a guid... more This article shows how the principles of participatory deliberative democracy can serve as a guide for the institutional design of minipublics, while also discussing the obstacles such proposals are likely to face in becoming realised in practice. It does so by discussing the case of citizen-initiated citizens’ assemblies in Flanders, Belgium. This case represents an ambitious proposal that combined elements of petition, deliberation, public consultation and parliamentary deliberation to generate a robust deliberative system. Yet in the end it was soundly defeated in parliament. By studying the institutional specifics of this proposal as well as the macro-deliberative circumstances that led to its failure, this article presents a nuanced picture of the promises and pitfalls of institutionalising deliberative minipublics. It concludes with a call to ‘deliberative activism’.

Research paper thumbnail of Bescherming van persoonsgegevens: is er ruimte voor een horizontale toepassing van het legaliteitsbeginsel in artikel 22 Gw.?

Research paper thumbnail of Democratic constitution-making under the Belgian Constitution

Research paper thumbnail of Are Referendums Necessarily Populist? Countering the Populist Interpretation of Referendums Through Institutional Design

Research paper thumbnail of Belgium and Democratic Constitution-Making: Prospects for the Future?

Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy

Research paper thumbnail of Are Referendums Necessarily Populist? Countering the Populist Interpretation of Referendums Through Institutional Design

Research paper thumbnail of Belgium and Democratic Constitution-Making: Prospects for the Future?

Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy

Research paper thumbnail of Belgium and Democratic Constitution-Making: Prospects for the Future?

Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy

Research paper thumbnail of Are referendums necessarily populist?

Research paper thumbnail of Chapter 11 Pulling the curtain on the national sovereignty myth: : Sovereignty and referendums in Belgian constitutional doctrine

Research paper thumbnail of Burgerparticipatie op het Vlaamse niveau

Presentatie gegeven voor de Commissie Algemeen Beleid van het Vlaamse Parlement in het kader van ... more Presentatie gegeven voor de Commissie Algemeen Beleid van het Vlaamse Parlement in het kader van de bespreking van de conceptnota Burgerparticipatie en van verschillende voorstellen van decreet.status: publishe

Research paper thumbnail of Sovereignty, Civic Participation, and Constitutional Law

Research paper thumbnail of Pulling the curtain on the national sovereignty mythSovereignty and referendums in Belgian constitutional doctrine

Research paper thumbnail of Catolonië: op scherpst van de snee in constitutionele 'twilight-zone

Research paper thumbnail of Laboratories for democracy Democratic renewal in the Belgian federation

Research paper thumbnail of De Brexit: een falen van de democratie?

Research paper thumbnail of Democratisch grondwetgeven: Utopie of reële mogelijkheid?

Research paper thumbnail of Een democratisch grondwetgevingsproces in België? Voorbij artikel 195 GW

Research paper thumbnail of The Derailed Promise of a Participatory Minipublic: The Citizens’ Assembly Bill in Flanders

This article shows how the principles of participatory deliberative democracy can serve as a guid... more This article shows how the principles of participatory deliberative democracy can serve as a guide for the institutional design of minipublics, while also discussing the obstacles such proposals are likely to face in becoming realised in practice. It does so by discussing the case of citizen-initiated citizens’ assemblies in Flanders, Belgium. This case represents an ambitious proposal that combined elements of petition, deliberation, public consultation and parliamentary deliberation to generate a robust deliberative system. Yet in the end it was soundly defeated in parliament. By studying the institutional specifics of this proposal as well as the macro-deliberative circumstances that led to its failure, this article presents a nuanced picture of the promises and pitfalls of institutionalising deliberative minipublics. It concludes with a call to ‘deliberative activism’.

Research paper thumbnail of Bescherming van persoonsgegevens: is er ruimte voor een horizontale toepassing van het legaliteitsbeginsel in artikel 22 Gw.?

Research paper thumbnail of Democratic constitution-making under the Belgian Constitution

Research paper thumbnail of Are Referendums Necessarily Populist? Countering the Populist Interpretation of Referendums Through Institutional Design

Research paper thumbnail of Belgium and Democratic Constitution-Making: Prospects for the Future?

Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy

Research paper thumbnail of Are Referendums Necessarily Populist? Countering the Populist Interpretation of Referendums Through Institutional Design

Research paper thumbnail of Belgium and Democratic Constitution-Making: Prospects for the Future?

Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy

Research paper thumbnail of Belgium and Democratic Constitution-Making: Prospects for the Future?

Netherlands Journal of Legal Philosophy