Abstract
This paper addresses the question why the growth of community health centres in the Netherlands has strongly fluctuated, and has not become a dominant organization type in primary health care. This question is approached by describing four different periods and describe for each period the policy climate or conditions for community health centres. From this, the relationship between policy conditions and the strategic behaviour of community health centres is discussed.
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