Social Sciences
6 years ago

Dutch nobility faces identity crisis as survey reveals lack of unity

What do Dutch nobles think about themselves?: Some notes on a 2016 survey on the identity of the Dutch nobility
Yme Kuiper, Huibert Schijf

Paper Summary

The Dutch nobility consists of around 10,000 people, with a fifth living outside the Netherlands. Only a quarter of Dutch nobles belong to exclusive noble organizations. A 2016 survey by the Dutch Nobility Association aimed to understand the identity of the Dutch nobility better.

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