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Researcher

Maxime Vandenberghe

Awards & Distinctions

17 Results

2024

A three-legged race : assessing the functionality of consociational power-sharing with cabinet conflict-resolution data from Belgium (1979–2006)

Maxime Vandenberghe

A1 Journal Article in ACTA POLITICA

Gravensteengroep

Maxime Vandenberghe

Institutions vs. divisions : a comparative assessment of conflict levels in unitary and decentralized states (1990-2020)

Maxime VandenbergheNicolas Bouteca

Maxime Vandenberghe

Social media network homophily among political candidates in multilevel settings

Hilde CofféIulia CioroianuMaxime Vandenberghe

A2 Journal Article in REGIONAL AND FEDERAL STUDIES

Maxime Vandenberghe

Wouters, Veerle

Maxime Vandenberghe

Maxime Vandenberghe

2023

Pacification through decentralization : an explanatory analysis of ethno-territorial cabinet conflict in Belgium (1979-2006)

Maxime Vandenberghe

A1 Journal Article in SWISS POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW

Power-sharing and the paradox of federalism : decentralization and ethno-territorial conflict in Belgian cabinets (1979-2018)

Maxime VandenbergheNicolas BoutecaBram Wauters

Power-sharing and the paradox of federalism : federalization and the evolution of ethno-territorial conflict in the case of Belgium (1979–2018)

Maxime Vandenberghe

A2 Journal Article in ETHNOPOLITICS

2022

Decentralization and conflict between ethno-territorial segments : comparing conflict frequencies on different policy domains against the background of decentralization in Belgium (1979-2006)

Maxime Vandenberghe

Mapping cabinet conflicts and conflict features : refined definitions, coding instructions and results from Belgium (1995-2018)

Maxime Vandenberghe

A2 Journal Article in POLITICS OF THE LOW COUNTRIES

2021

Making sense of communal conflict : the role of federalization, party polarization, and regionalist party strength in the case of Belgium (1979-2006)

Maxime Vandenberghe

Power-sharing and the paradox of federalism : federalization and the evolution of communal conflict in the case of Belgium (1979-2018)

Maxime Vandenberghe

2020

Transities door regelluwte? Het bevorderen van experimenten via regelluwe zones

Erik ParedisMaxime VandenbergheThomas Block

2019

Social media networks of political candidates in Belgium’s multilevel elections

Hilde CofféIulia CioroianuMaxime Vandenberghe