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Digitalization is one of the key drivers of accelerated change in our everyday lives, both on an economic and social level. With solutions enabled through ICT technologies, we are more connected than ever on the global scale. In this next chapter of globalization, we currently experience...
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security instruments, all of which have been selected for the 2017 edition of The International Conference 'Education and …
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Unter veränderten weltpolitischen und weltwirtschaftlichen Konstellationen stellt sich die Frage, ob Entwicklungszusammenarbeit in ihrer jetzigen Form noch zeitgemäß ist. Sind ihre Ziele, Strukturen und Instrumente noch angemessen? Wie muss sie auf neue globale Herausforderungen reagieren,...
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jointly explains patterns of political participation at the individual level and differences in public investment in education …
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The purpose of 'Behavioural education economics' is to understand the psychological factors influencing student … performance and educational choices. One of the key insights of behavioural education economics is that educational decision … the absence of prior learning. At the heart of behavioural education economics is an understanding that academic outcomes …
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education. The document begins with a review of the theoretical background since the appearance of human capital theory proposed … by Becker (1964), which made way to the emergence of the Economics of Education in the mid-twentieth century. The other … characteristics that influence the demand for post-compulsory education, because it is this demand for education where the person or …
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We decompose global inequality in educational achievement into within- and betweencountry components. We find that the former is significantly larger. This is different than results for international income inequality, but similar to results for international health inequality
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extent of private education. Drawing on examples from Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, India, Indonesia, Peru, Romania, Russia …, South Africa, Zimbabwe and other countries, Professor Tooley gave a snapshot of private education that was unknown to many … readers; contrary to expectations, the private education sector was large in the countries studied, was innovative, and was …
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Numerous changes have recently taken place in the domain of higher education. Most of these changes have led to intense … discussion between the Higher Education Commission, which is the main instrument for these reforms, and several academics who are … relation to the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS), which aims to end all public subsidies for education. Through …
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