More publications of this project
2008
Il ruolo delle parti sociali nelle riforme pensionistiche europee: passato e presente
S. 37-52
2009
Money, votes or 'good' ideas? Partisan politics and the effectiveness of the European Employment Strategy in Austria and Ireland
S. 1-17
2010
A silent revolution? New management ideas and the reinvention of European public employment services
S. 461-486
2010
Germany after a decade of Social Democrats in government: the end of the continental model?
S. 105-122
2009
A Toolbox for Explaining Institutional Change: Theoretical Approaches and Methodological Strategies
Amsterdam
2009
A Silent Revolution? The Discovery of Management Ideas and the Reinvention of European Public Employment Services
Amsterdam
2010
Reforming Unemployment Policy in Europe: A Common Turn to Activation?
Institute for Futures Studies, Stockholm
2010
After the Crisis is Before the Crisis? European Labor Market Policy Responses in Comparative Perspective
Washington, D.C.
2010
Explaining Variations in the Fight against Unemployment in Times of the Global Financial Crisis: A Mixed-Methods Approach
Mannheim
2011
Die Offene Methode der Koordinierung: Ergebnisse der EU-weiten Studie zu Effektivität und Einfluss
Bildungszentrum Erkner
2011
Reforming Activation Policy in Western Europe – A Process of Neo-Convergernce?
University of Bamberg
2011
From the Manpower Revolution to the Activation Paradigm: Explaining Institutional Continuity and Change in an Integrating Europe
S. 394
Amsterdam
Amsterdam University Press
2011
State of the Art. The Open Method of Coordination for Social Inclusion and Social Protection
Valencia
2010
In the Midst of the Crisis: Supporting the Unemployed through Direct Job-Creation Schemes?
Montreal
2012
Beyond National Navel Gazing: Assessing the Impact of International Organizations on National Labor-Market Reforms
New Orleans
SSRN
2012
Leveraging Ideational Legacies: Partisan Labor Market Policies in Crisis-Ridden Europe
Cambridge
2012
Origin and Genesis of Activation Policies in ‘Old’ Europe: Toward a Balanced Approach?
S. 190-216
Basingstoke, UK
Palgrave Macmillan