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Authors: Bernard Remiche , Charles-Etienne Lagasse
The 1970 amended Belgian Constitution is at the cross-roads of two currents of history, on one hand, once more the traditional values of the Occidental society ; on the other hand a double communal pressure contests an unitary state : from underneath affirmation of three Belgian
national communities, from above, apparition of a «supra-national party».
The authors make a critical examination of the cropping up of bonding institutions in a «pré-fédéral» state, then they clearly state the principles of a really federal Constitution based upon the acknowledgement of the 2 large communities and the 3 regions and the principles of a democratic organization of an economic politic.
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How to Cite: Remiche, B. & Lagasse, C. (1974) “Plaidoyer pour une autre constitution”, Res Publica. 16(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.21825/rp.v16i1.19594