In this chapter, Lesley Hustinx and Henk Roose explore repertoires of participation by means of a multiple correspondence analysis based on a representative sample of 1440 Dutch-speaking Belgians in 2009. Their findings first indicate that the participatory dimensionality generally reflects a political versus social divide. The participatory dimensions capturing political participation combine conventional and unconventional types of political participation, except for monitorial citizenship, which more one-sidedly represents unconventional modes of political involvement. Second, their results suggest that traditional modes of exclusion persist, even if political participation embraces both traditional and innovative forms. Finally, political disengagement is clearly associated with civic alienation.