Concluding remarks: New method or just cheap talk?

Susana Borrás · Bent Greve

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Some years after its formal launch, the open method of co-ordination (OMC) continues to pose more questions than it seems to answer. Conceived politically as a fresh mode of dealing with old politi...

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