The open method of co-ordination in action : the European employment and social inclusion strategies

By J. Zeitlin, P. Pochet, Lars Magnusson, Saltsa. 2005

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• The domestic implications of European soft law: framing and transmitting change in employment policy (2006, background): “There is a growing literature on the OMC and its potential effect on domestic settings (e.g. Borrás and Jacobsson 2004; de la Porte and Pochet 2002; GOVECOR Project; Zeitlin et al. 2005).”
• Introduction (2004, unknown): “To sum up from definitions we proposed (Barbier 2002, 2004a,b,c), the notion of ‘activation’ is here envisaged as the introduction of an increased 4.”
• Regulation, the Regulatory State and European Politics (2008, background): “In the case of dealing with national institutional variety, responses involved areas of social and fiscal ‘co-operation’, most prominently through the ‘open method of co-ordination’ (Hodson and Maher 2001; Chalmers and Lodge 2003; Zeitlin 2005; Lodge 2007).”