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European policy implementation and higher education: analysing the Bologna process

Miguel Antonio Lim

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In the context of increasing tensions within the European Union, it seems an opportune time to study one of its ‘unexpected’ policy successes. The Bologna Process of political reforms across Europe...

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In the context of increasing tensions within the European Union, it seems an opportune time to study one of its ‘unexpected’ policy successes. The Bologna Process of political reforms across Europe...

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In the context of increasing tensions within the European Union, it seems an opportune time to study one of its ‘unexpected’ policy successes. The Bologna Process of political reforms across Europe...

Key concepts: Bologna Process, European union, Higher education, Political science, Politics, Context (archaeology), Public administration, Process (computing)

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