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Contents: Laurette Onkelinx: Foreword - Hugh Frazer/Eric Marlier/David Natali/Rudi Van Dam/Bart Vanhercke: Europe 2020: Towards a More Social EU? - Maurizio Ferrera: Mapping the Components of Social EU: A Critical Analysis of the Current Institutional Patchwork - Roger Liddle/Patrick Diamond/Simon Latham/Tom Brodie: Aftershock: The Coming Social Crisis in the EU and What Is to Be Done - David Natali: The Lisbon Strategy, Europe 2020 and the Crisis in Between - Bart Vanhercke: Delivering the Goods for Europe 2020? The Social OMC's Adequacy and Impact Re-assessed - Mary Daly: Assessing the EU Approach to Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion in the Last Decade - Marjorie Jouen: A Territorialised Social Agenda to Guide Europe 2020 and the Future EU Cohesion Policy - Martin Kuhnemund: Social Impact Assessment as a Tool for Mainstreaming Social Protection and Inclusion Concerns in Public Policy - Robert Walker: The Potential of Eurotargets: Reflecting on French Experience - Hugh Frazer/Eric Marlier: Strengthening Social Inclusion in the Europe 2020 Strategy by Learning from the Past - Jonathan Zeitlin: Towards a Stronger OMC in a More Social Europe 2020: A New Governance Architecture for EU Policy Coordination.
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Marlier et al. (2010) studied this question.