Titlebook: Assessing the Open Method of Coordination; Institutional Design Egidijus Barcevi?ius,J. Timo Weishaupt,Jonathan Ze Book 2014 Palgrave Macmi

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Johannes Brug,Patricia van AssemaFrance played an instrumental role in 2000 in the establishment of the Social Inclusion (SI) OMC, particularly through then French Minister for Employment and Solidarity Martine Aubry (IGAS 2006, 300). However, after more than a decade, what has been the influence of the wider Social OMC on French policy and processes?

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The Social OMC in France: The Realm of the Happy Few?,France played an instrumental role in 2000 in the establishment of the Social Inclusion (SI) OMC, particularly through then French Minister for Employment and Solidarity Martine Aubry (IGAS 2006, 300). However, after more than a decade, what has been the influence of the wider Social OMC on French policy and processes?

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National Food in the International Contextng Europe’s social protection systems. The recent global financial and sovereign debt crises have once again demonstrated — both positively and negatively — not only the critical importance of modern welfare states, but also the need for the EU to play an active role in coordinating and supporting n

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Elena Ciobanu,C?t?lina Croitorusocial policymaking’ in Belgium, features of both the social inclusion (SI) and (to a lesser extent) the pensions (P) strands . perceived as useful by a variety of actors at different levels of governance. As a result, they (selectively) pick up its tools and use them to pursue their policy goals. W

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Bernhard Swoboda,Dirk Morschett of the OMC claimed that it had ‘no impact on German reform efforts or debates’, either in the field of social inclusion (SI) (Büchs and Friedrich 2005, 269; Preunkert 2009, 200) or pensions (Hacker 2010). On the other hand, some observers consider that the OMC is even harmful to Germany’s social ag

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Bernhard Swoboda,Dirk Morschetthe OMC on Social Inclusion (OMC/SI) in the UK (for example, Ardy and Umbach 2004; Armstrong 2005; 2006; 2010; Büchs 2007; Mailand 2009; van Gerven and Beckers 2009). Most of these authors find that the UK has been active in influencing these OMC processes by ‘uploading’ its own agenda to the EU leve