Le fédéralisme « incompris » : perceptions et préférences d’un auditoire d’étudiants de l’ULg

Grandjean, Geoffrey;Reuchamps, Min;Flaba, Elodie;Fournier, Bernard
(2009) Actualités du droit : revue de la Faculté de droit de Liège — Vol. 54, n° 3, p. 405-430 (2009)

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  • Grandjean, Geoffrey
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  • Reuchamps, Minorcid-logoUCLouvain
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  • Flaba, Elodie
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  • Fournier, Bernard
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(en) How do citizens who grew up in a federal system understand federalism in their country? To answer this important question, in an experimental design, we asked 234 French-speaking Belgian university students to “draw Belgium”. No other guidelines were given. In addition to this request, the students were asked to fill in a 19-question questionnaire about their federal perceptions and preferences as well as political and socio-demographic indicators. In this article, we analyze the results of the questionnaire and reflect on the relationships between representations and perceptions of federalism in Belgium.
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Grandjean, G., Reuchamps, M., Flaba, E., & Fournier, B. (2009). Le fédéralisme « incompris » : perceptions et préférences d’un auditoire d’étudiants de l’ULg. Actualités du droit : revue de la Faculté de droit de Liège, 54(3), 405-430. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/59516 (Original work published 2009)