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Volume 11, Number 2, April 2004
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Preface
pp. 181-184(4)

The open method of co-ordination and new governance patterns in the EU
pp. 185-208(24)
Authors: Susana Borrás; Kerstin Jacobsson

Open co-ordination as advanced liberal government
pp. 209-230(22)
Author: Jens Henrik Haahr

Macroeconomic co-ordination in the euro area: the scope and limits of the open method
pp. 231-248(18)
Author: Dermot Hodson

Managing diversity in a system of multi-level governance: the open method of co-ordination in innovation policy
pp. 249-266(18)
Authors: Robert Kaiser; Heiko Prange

The OMC - a deliberative-democratic mode of governance? The cases of employment and pensions
pp. 267-288(22)
Authors: Patrizia Nanz; Caroline de la Porte

The open method of co-ordination in immigration policy: a tool for prying open Fortress Europe?
pp. 289-310(22)
Author: Alexander Caviedes

What can 'benchmarking' offer the open method of co-ordination?
pp. 311-328(18)
Authors: James Arrowsmith; Keith Sisson; Paul Marginson

Concluding remarks: New method or just cheap talk?
pp. 329-336(8)
Authors: Susana Borrás; Bent Greve

Review section Edited by Thomas Christiansen
pp. 337-348(12)

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