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The Open Method of Coordination in Research Policy

2009
A report from the Expert Group for the follow-up of the research aspects of therevised Lisbon strategy.
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Accountable Multilevel Governance by the Open Method of Coordination?

European Law Journal, 2007
Abstract:  In multilevel governance arrangements policies are coordinated across levels, usually in negotiations or networks of executives and representatives of special interests. Actors committed in such arrangements can hardly be held accountable by parliaments or citizens, and this is one of the main reasons for the democratic deficit of the EU ...
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The True Raison D'Être of the Open Method of Coordination

2009
This paper argues that the true raison d’être of the open method of coordination is not its capacity to foster mutual learning, rather its iterative nature. To support this argument the paper first looks at the OMC itself to examine how it creates an iterative process and how it fosters mutual learning.
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The ‘cultural’ open method of coordination: Is it up to the job?

International Journal of Media & Cultural Politics, 2017
Abstract The article focuses on the use of the open method of coordination (OMC) in the field of culture. Its aim is to explore the adequacy of the cultural OMC in achieving its specific goals. The article examines the configuration and functioning of the cultural OMC through two distinct cycles (2008−10 and 2011−14), investigating the ...
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The Open Method of Coordination: a New Policy Paradigm? [PDF]

open access: possible, 2003
The open method coordination was presented at the Lisbon EuropeanCouncil as a new instrument in the range of European policies. The innovations aremanifold, in terms of both the objectives and the methods. Several elements suggestthat one should proceed with caution when assessing the impact of these changes;hence the strong methodological component in
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The Ambiguity of Social Europe in the Open Method of Coordination

European Law Review, 2009
The development of the open method of co-ordination from the extraordinary Lisbon European Council in 2000 has been considered by many academic and institutional commentators as a break-through for Social Europe. Yet what kind of breakthrough is it? While many "OMC optimists" have seen its development as providing a new space for social policy outside ...
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