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Book cover for The Oxford Handbook of Dutch Politics The Oxford Handbook of Dutch Politics
Sarah de Lange (ed.) et al.
https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780198875499.001.0001
Published online:
23 January 2025
Published in print:
31 October 2024
Online ISBN:
9780191987380
Print ISBN:
9780198875499

Contents

Book cover for The Oxford Handbook of Dutch Politics The Oxford Handbook of Dutch Politics
Front Matter

Figures and Tables

https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780198875499.002.0006
Pages
xvii–xx
  • Published:
    October 2024
Subject
Politics
Series
Oxford Handbooks
Collection: Oxford Handbooks Online

Figures

5.1

 Development of combined welfare generosity, 1975–2017  80

9.1

 Key institutions of Dutch executive politics  142

12.1

 Turnout in provincial and water authority elections (%), 1991–2023  200

12.2

 Share of seats in water authorities (%), 2015–2023  202

16.1

 Strength of social structuration over time  271

16.2

 Social bases of parties in the past decennium  273

17.1

 Average positions on four key policy issues, 1989–2021  289

17.2

 Correlation between policy issues and left–right self-placement, 1989–2021  290

17.3

 Correlations between policy issues and left–right self-placement, 2021  291

18.1

Trends in political support in the Netherlands 1973–2022  302

18.2

Political support in European democracies  303

18.3

Predicted values of trust in parliament by different social groups  307

18.4

Marginal effects issue positions on trust in parliament  311

18.5

Politicization of political support and vote choice  312

19.1

 Turnout in elections in the Netherlands (%), 1970–2023  321

19.2

 Turnout in last parliamentary and European elections (%), 2019 and 2017–2023  325

19.3

 Institutional and non-institutional political participation in European countries (%), 2020  326

25.1

 Share of ownership of seats of the CDA (and predecessors), PvdA, and VVD (%), 1946–2021  422

25.2

 Changing ownership of seats in the House of Representatives (%), 1948–2021  424

25.3

 Absolute and effective number of parties in the House of Representatives, 1956–2021  425

25.4

 The electoral costs of government, 1981–2021  426

25.5

 Party choice: the Michigan model  427

26.1

 Absolute and effective number of parliamentary parties, 1989–2021  443

26.2

 Percentage of seats held by the three core parties, 1989–2021  444

26.3

 Two-dimensional models of the Dutch party system, 1989–2017  447

26.4

 Polarization on the economic, cultural, and moral dimensions  448

27.1

 Membership–electorate ratio, 1989–2022  463

27.2

 Membership of the three core parties and other parties, 1989–2022  464

28.1

 Policy scope of coalition agreements in the Netherlands, 1963–2017  487

29.1

 Descriptive representation, women and migration background citizens  501

29.2

 Percentage of seats in the House of Representatives per group and party type  501

32.1

Evolution of research designs in agenda-setting research  552

35.1

 ‘Crisis’ and ‘policy’ frequency counts in newspaper articles, 1990–2021  598

37.1

 Evolution of the Dutch economy in key indicators, 1982–present  631

38.1

 Main actors in Dutch industrial relations  648

38.2

 Spending on active labour market policies (% of GDP), 1986–2020  651

38.3

 Employment rate as a percentage of the population aged 15 to 64, 1971–2021  651

38.4

 Working population by employment relation (000s), 1991–2021  652

38.5

 Employment rate and spending on active labour market policies in the Netherlands, Germany, and Sweden, 1971–2021  656

38.6

 Employment rate by age and sex (as % of the corresponding population category), 1971–2021  659

39.1

 Pupils by school denomination in Dutch primary education, 1850–2016  665

44.1

 Immigration and emigration to and from the Netherlands, 1950–2021  749

44.2

 Types of migration to the Netherlands, 1999–2020  750

44.3

 Composition of Dutch society by migration background, 1996–2022  751

Tables

1.1

 Changes in Dutch society and politics  11

4.1

 Characteristics of consociational and consensus democracy  58

4.2

 The changing ‘rules of the game’ of Dutch politics  69

9.1

 Dutch ministerial departments, 2023  143

9.2

 Five types of executive politics in the Netherlands  146

12.1

 Largest party nationwide in provincial elections (% of votes), 1991–2023  201

14.1

 Overview of Kingdom territories  226

15.1

 Size of groups and voting behaviour according to structured model, 1956 and 2021  255

19.1

 Political participation in the Netherlands (%), 2002–2020  322

19.2

 Digital or physical local political participation, citizens aged 18+ (%), 2022  323

21.1

 Overview of citizenship arrangements in the Dutch empire and current Kingdom of the Netherlands  352

24.1

 Parties’ campaign expenditures in parliamentary elections (€000s), 1994–2021  411

26.1

 Governing formula and access to government  450

27.1

 Overview of political parties (in parliament between 1989 and 2023)  460

27.2

 Party organization  465

28.1

 Cabinet formation and termination, 1946–2023  478

29.1

 Recent percentages of descriptive representation at the local, regional, and national levels  500

35.1

 Overview of major crises in the Netherlands, 2000–2022  599

42.1

 Overview of climate change mitigation plans/targets/agreements since 1998  717

44.1

 Dutch migration and immigrant policies: a historical summary  752

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