This thesis attempts to decide and clarify the disposition of Dutch political parties towardsthe European reconciliation using content analysis on their political manifesto statements.This examination will concentrate on the impact that a belief system and politicaltechnique has on their composed argumentation in proclamations for Europeanin corporation as a duel idea:Political integration and Economic integration.
　　In a Dutch setting,belief system and strategy both appear to impact the mentality ofpolitical developments.This connection among philosophy and procedure seems to assumea significant job in each parties position towards integration.Parties on the right-hand sideof the political range become dynamically suspicious about political compromises tointegration where,in spite of what may be normal,they become progressively positive ineconomic related terms.Conservative gatherings are in this manner more distrustful aboutpolitical incorporation than about financial combination.On the left half of the politicalrange,it additionally appears that left-wing parties are more restricted to monetaryreconciliation than political.