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When change readiness spirals down : a mixed-method case study of change communication at a European government agency
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Domestic practice: Belgium
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Adapt or perish? How parties respond to party system saturation in 21 Western democracies, 1945–2011
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Environmental criminology in the big data era
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Migration and ethnicity related indicators in European Drug Treatment Demand (TDI) registries
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Personalization of parliamentary behaviour : conceptualization and empirical evidence from Belgium (1995–2014)
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Position or preference? Explaining parliamentary party group leaders’ role orientations in Belgium
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The illicit supply of new psychoactive substances within and from China : a descriptive analysis
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The paradox of the alien citizen? Access, control and entitlements of Belgian refugees in Birmingham during the First World War
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Changing neo-corporatist institutions? Examining the relationship between government and civil society organizations in Belgium
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The innovative potential of provisional measures resolutions for detainee rights in Latin America through dialogue between the Inter-American Court and other courts
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Strategic narratives in China’s climate policy : analysing three phases in China’s discourse coalition
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Attitudes towards outgroups before and after terror attacks
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Distinguishing prisoners who think about suicide from those who attempt suicide
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Who are the members of truth commissions?
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Belgium : the reliable free rider
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On the legitimacy of national interests of sponsoring states : a deep sea mining conundrum
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Assembling the seabed : pan-European and interdisciplinary advances in understanding seabed mining
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Traditional dimensions of seabed resource management in the context of deep sea mining in the Pacific : learning from the socio-ecological interconnectivity between island communities and the ocean realm
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No net loss and forest offsets in the Flemish region : a cautionary tale of how not to reconcile science-based conservation policies with economic interests and vested rights?