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How to reach the EU renewables target by 2030? an analysis of the governance framework / Veum, Karina   Journal Article
Veum, Karina Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract In the absence of post-2020 national binding renewable energy (RES) targets, ensuring Member States’ contributions which add up to the EU-level target by 2030 poses a challenge to the EU governance framework. Even without national targets, Member States remain key players to reach a 2030 RES target.
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Which countries learn from which: a comparative analysis of the direction of mutual learning processes within the open method of cordination committees of the european union and among the nordic countries / Nedergaard, Peter   Journal Article
Nedergaard, Peter Journal Article
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Publication 2006.
Summary/Abstract Which countries learn from which other countries in the course of cooperation in the Nordic and European open method of coordination (OMC) committees? That is the key question this article addresses.The goal is to contribute to the body of research on Europeanization by exploring its 'horizontal' thrust. The object of the study is the direction of learning as perceived by participants in European OMC committees and Nordic committees with similar functions. The approach implies cross-testing of two key hypotheses: (1) the direction of learning in international committees is dependent on which countries can show 'best practice', and (2) learning in international committees is dependent on the degree to which countries share a similar economic-political background (the 'most similar' hypothesis). The cross test affirms the 'best practice' hypothesis, whereas the 'most similar' hypothesis is shown to be significant only to the extent that
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