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Who are we?
The CRISP is an independent organisation which studies political decision-making in Belgium and within the European framework. Its activities take several forms: publications, conferences, interviews, websites, etc.
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Who is on the team?
The team is made up of 8 researchers, with different specialisms : political science, sociology, economics, history, law, and philosophy. They are divided into a socio-political sector and an economic sector. Librarians, an editorial assistant and administrative staff complete the team.
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What resources do we offer?
The CRISP publishes the Courrier hebdomadaire, books, Dossiers and @nalyses en ligne. Radio or TV shows are available as podcasts. The Actionnariat wallon database can be accessed online, as can the Vocabulaire politique. Documents politiques are on offer.
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What does the catalogue offer?
At the heart of this website, the catalogue offers, among other things, centralised access to all collections; options for thematic searches via the tree view or by search terms; various filters to refine results; digital resources available online; the possibility to purchase publications in print and/or PDF format; and options for saving and sharing.
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How can you follow us?
To be kept informed about CRISP's activities, you can receive our quarterly brochure, sign up for our newsletters, follow us on social media, subscribe to our RSS feeds, or regularly visit this site.
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What are Documents politiques?
CRISP provides the public, with information on the composition of each of Belgium’s national/federal, Community or Regional governments, as well as a list of leaders of each parliamentary assembly. A summary timetable shows the dates of the various elections.
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What is the Actionnariat wallon?
This site lists companies operating in Wallonia. For each company, it provides some key data, as well as all the information available on its shareholding. That makes it possible to identify the decision-making centers which control these companies.
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What is Vocabulaire politique?
This site offers a French-language glossary of terms which are used in Belgian political debates. A short definition makes it possible to quickly understand the term or expression. A more developed definition gives more depth to the concept, puts it in perspective or illustrates it. Cross-references allow you to navigate from one entry to another.

par Caroline Sägesser, paru sur ORELA, 1er avril 2026

Courrier hebdomadaire n° 2678-2679, par Benjamin Biard, 67 p., 2026


Courrier hebdomadaire n° 2676-2677, par Jean Vandewattyne, Mathias Delmeire Vandemaele, Kristel Maasen, 78 p., 2026
par Benjamin Biard, paru dans L’Europe, n° 10, mars 2026, p. 11


par Caroline Sägesser, paru dans Les @nalyses du CRISP en ligne, 14 avril 2026
Courrier hebdomadaire n° 2674-2675, par Bernard Cools, 67 p., 2026