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BelgiumIntroductionKey FactsChapter 01 LAND & PEOPLE Geography Climate A Brief History The Linguistic Divide Belgium's Cities Government and Politics The Economy Belgium iEurope Belgium inthe WorldChapter 02 VALUES & ATTITUDES Separate but Not Separate £®£®£® The Legacy of Occupatioand Trade The Good Life A Talent for Compromise Tolerance £®£®£® And Its Backlash The Catholic Heritage Multicultural Belgium Meand Women Attitudes to Foreigners Attitude to the EuropeaUnion Humor£º SituatioDesperate£¬ but Not Serious So £®£®£® Is There a National Identity? Chapter 03 FESTIVALS & CELEBRATIONS Public Holiduys A Festive Calendar ¡°Ordinary¡± Festivities Weddings and Other Rites of PassageChapter 04 DAILY LIFE Quality of Life Health Care Family Life Education The Home and Homemoking The Doily Round PetsChapter 05 MAKING FRIENDS How Not to Be oExput Being a ForeigStudent Joining Clubs£¬ Societies£¬ and Classes Cafe Culture HospitalityChapter 06 TIME OUT Shopping Eating and Drinking The Arts Sex a/a Beige ithe Countryside SportsChapter 07 TRAVELING Trains Buses£¬ Metro£¬ and Trams Tuxis Boats Driving Cycling Walking Where to Stay Safety and SecurityChapter 08 BUSINESS BRIEFING Fomily Firms und Multinotionols Government ond Business The BelgioWorkforce WomeiBusiness Monogement Styles Doing Business£º o Mini-Guide Meeting the E£®U£® InstitutionsChapter 09 COMMUNICATING Which Longuoge WritteCommunicotion Face-to-Foce Medio Moil Telephone ConclusionAppendices Ploces People Exercises°Í±È