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Lifelong Learning in the European Union: whither the Lisbon Strategy?

Jun 02, 2005

Hywel Ceri Jones

Former Chairman of the EPC; Member of the Welsh Government‘s European Advisory Group

In this Issue Paper, Hywel Ceri Jones examines why the lifelong learning principle emerged in the Lisbon Agenda.

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