Frans Baert

Frans Baert (Grembergen, 25 November 1925) is Dutch-speaking Belgian-Flemish lawyer and politician, former member of the Volksunie party, before joining the Sociaal-Liberale Partij.

Frans Baert's doctrine

Frans Baert is the founder of a methodology, known in Dutch as Baertdoctrine; regarding Flemish independence.[1] This doctrine,[2] taken by some Flemish politicians, is a step-by-step strategy in order to get an independent Flemish State through democratic reforms of Belgium.

Each reform must follow three basic rules in order to reach a Flemish independence at the end:

  1. Each reform must be a significant step towards greater autonomy.
  2. Each reform should not prevent further reforms.
  3. Inside each reform, the price paid to the other negotiator should not be unreasonable.
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References
  1. Harry Van Velthoven, Karen Celis, Jasmien van Daele (2011) Waarheen met België?: van taalstrijd tot communautaire conflicten. p. 356
  2. "RTBF Auvio : toute l'offre audio, vidéo et direct de la RTBF". RTBF.
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