Article(print)1992

EXECUTIVE-LEGISLATIVE RELATIONS IN THE NETHERLANDS: CONSECUTIVE AND COEXISTING PATTERNS

In: Legislative studies quarterly, Volume 27, Issue 2, p. 161-182

ANDEWEG, R

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Abstract

IN MANY DUTCH AND COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF EXECUTIVE-LEGISLATIVE RELATIONS THE DUTCH CASE ELUDES STRAIGHTFORWARD CLASSIFICATION. APPLICATION OF KING'S TYPOLOGY OF MODES OF EXECUTIVE-LEGISLATIVE RELATIONS SHOW THAT THE PATTERN OF INTERACTIONS BETWEEN MINISTERS AND MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT HAS EVOLVED FROM A PRIMARILY NONPARTY MODE TO A PREDOMINANTLY INTERPARTY MODE. HOWEVER, DUTCH EXECUTIVE-LEGISLATIVE RELATIONS APPEAR AMBIGUOUS PRIMARILY BECAUSE ALL MODES STILL EXIST TO SOME EXTENT.

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