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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An OMC for All Policies: Is Belgium (still) the Best Pupil in the Class?,social 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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The Social OMC in Germany: Slow but Steady?, 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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The Social OMC in Denmark: European Ideas Meet Domestic Politics,. Denmark, alongside the other Nordic welfare states, has been considered a model for the rest of the EU, and has been active in ‘uploading’ social policy issues to the EU agenda (Kvist 2007). For example, in labour market policy, Denmark has served as a model for emulation on the basis of its flexi

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The Social OMC in the UK: Beyond Cheap Talk?,he 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

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The Social OMCs at Work: Identifying and Explaining Variations in National Use and Influence,sion. The Europe 2020 Strategy, launched as the Lisbon Strategy’s successor in 2010, reiterates that the EU’s normative foundation rests on social principles such as solidarity, equal opportunity, and social protection. In addition to the new framework of the European Semester, the instruments throu

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978-1-349-43791-7Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014